TIG and MIG Welding and Assembly

TIG and MIG welding, weldments and full assembly — performed in the same facility that cuts and forms the parts, so the whole build stays under one roof.

Welding and assembly

ProcessesTIG and MIG
ScopeWeldments, sub-assembly and full assembly
Upstream in-houseTube laser, plate laser, press brake
Quality systemAS9100D and ISO 9001 certified
Lead timeQuoted with every job

Welding sits in the same building as the tube laser, the plate laser and the press brakes. That matters more than it sounds: parts never ship between vendors mid-build, nothing waits on someone else's schedule, and when a fit-up problem appears there is one shop accountable for it rather than three pointing at each other.

Because the cut parts arrive with keys, tabs and etched part numbers already in them, assemblies locate themselves. Less fixturing, less measuring, fewer mistakes on long weldments.

We run both TIG and MIG, and handle assemblies from small brackets through large frames and structures.

Common questions

Which welding processes do you run?

TIG and MIG, for weldments, sub-assemblies and full assemblies from small brackets through large frames and structures.

Do you cut and form the parts you weld?

Yes. Welding sits in the same building as the tube laser, the plate laser and the press brakes, so parts never ship between vendors mid-build and one shop is accountable for fit-up.

How do you keep long weldments aligned?

Cut parts arrive at the weld bay with keys, tabs and etched part numbers already in them, so assemblies locate themselves with less fixturing and less measuring off a print.

What quality certifications does the weld shop hold?

CalWest is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered.

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