Welded,
then made true.
Aluminum and stainless frames, enclosures and assemblies — welded clean and machined where it counts.
Some parts are too large, too hollow or too wasteful to machine from a single block. We TIG weld machined components into frames, enclosures and assemblies — then machine critical faces and bores after welding, so the finished part still meets the drawing.
Frames and structures.
Machined brackets and tubing welded into rigid frames, with mounting points located accurately for your assembly.
Enclosures and tanks.
Clean, continuous TIG welds on aluminum sheet and plate for enclosures, trays and tanks.
Welded, then machined.
Welding heat moves metal. Critical faces, bores and sealing surfaces are machined after welding and then inspected, so distortion never reaches your assembly.
- Welded frames & bases
- Enclosures & trays
- Tanks & housings
- Brackets & mounts
- Weld-then-machine parts
- Custom welded parts
- Aluminum 5052 / 6061
- Stainless 304 / 316
- Carbon steel
- Machined + welded combos
- Sheet & plate
- Tube & profile
Welding questions.
Which welding processes do you use?
TIG welding, which gives clean, precise welds on aluminum, stainless and steel.
Can you machine a part after welding?
Yes. Critical faces, bores and holes can be machined after welding to remove distortion, then checked before shipping.
Do you weld parts you didn’t machine?
Send us a drawing or photos and we’ll let you know.
Have a drawing?
Send it over — we’ll reply with a price and lead time, usually within one business day.
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