Welding & Weldments

The welding department runs eight stations deep: a 7-axis robotic welder on a Fronius TPI-400, a 2 kW IPG laser welder, a Fronius TPI-320 push-pull for clean aluminum wire work, four Miller 252 MIG stations, and a Miller 250DX TIG bench. The robotic and laser cells deliver the speed and repeatability that volume work demands, while skilled hand-welders handle the one-offs and the tricky joints.

Fixtured robotic cells carry the repeat work. The 7-axis Fronius cell lays the same weld the thousandth time it lays it the first time, while the IPG laser welder outpaces conventional welding on high volume orders and handles thin stainless and aluminum where heat distortion would ruin a cosmetic part. Four MIG stations run production in parallel, and the TIG bench and push-pull aluminum rig take the joints that still need a skilled hand. Weldments build on fixture tables that hold parts square through the heat, so tolerances stay tight and repeatable from the first frame to the last.