Welding

Total Manufacturing welds a wide range of materials, including carbon steel, structural steel plate, stainless steel, aluminum, and specialty alloys. This range allows dissimilar metals to be welded within the same welded assembly when a project's design calls for it.

You can request a quote for welding services by sharing the fabrication drawing, material specification, weld requirements, quantity, and dimensional requirements for the finished weldment. If the part also requires machining, painting, or assembly, note those requirements as well so the full process can be quoted together.

MIG and TIG welding services are a good fit for heavy weldments, structural frames, machine bases, brackets, and fixturing that require precision joints in steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. Total Manufacturing's welding is performed by certified welders who select the process best suited to each material and joint design.

Total Manufacturing operates as both a MIG welder service and a TIG welding provider, performing MIG welding (metal inert gas) and TIG welding (tungsten inert gas), the two precision welding processes best suited to structural steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and specialty alloys. A MIG welder is typically used for thicker structural sections and higher deposition rates, while a TIG welder is typically chosen for thinner materials, tighter joints, or applications requiring a cleaner weld.

Yes. Heavy equipment for crane and material handling allows large, heavy steel assemblies to be positioned and welded, supporting heavy machine bases, structural frames, and other large weldments made from structural steel plate or thick sections.