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Welding Services
Ohio MIG and TIG Welding
AWS-certified welders with experience working with stainless, aluminum, and carbon steel.
At Midwest Metal Fabrications, welding isn't just about joining metal – it's about creating lasting connections that stand up to the toughest demands. Our AWS-certified welders bring decades of experience to every project, ensuring excellence in every bead they lay.
Our Welding Expertise
We specialize in both MIG and TIG welding across multiple materials:
- Carbon Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Aluminum
For reference, MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding are both arc welding processes that use an electric current to fuse metal pieces. The key differences lie in the electrode type, shielding gas, and power source. MIG welding uses a consumable wire electrode and is faster, making it ideal for thicker materials.
TIG welding, on the other hand, uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode for precision work, often preferred for thinner metals and intricate welds. We use TiG welding for stainless, aluminum and exotic material welding.
Whether you need a prototype, small production run, or high-volume manufacturing, our skilled team delivers consistent, high-quality results every time.
What Sets Our Welding Apart
Our welders don't just meet industry standards – they exceed them. We routinely tackle complex projects like:
- High-precision machine components
- Custom NEMA enclosures
- Robotic system bases
- Pressure vessels
- Trade show displays requiring premium aesthetics
Engineering Excellence
Partner with our in-house engineering team to:
- Optimize your designs for welding
- Reduce material costs
- Improve component performance
- Streamline manufacturing processes
Quality That Stands Up to Testing
Your components need to perform flawlessly in the field. That's why we implement rigorous quality control measures:
- Comprehensive weld inspections
- Pressure testing for sealed components
- Liquid retention verification
- Material certification tracking
- Pre-shipment quality checks
Industries We Serve
Our AWS-certified welders support critical applications across:
- Oil and gas
- Chemical processing
- Construction
- Automation
- Manufacturing
- Trade show and display
Products We Are Building and Welding
- Metal platforms
- Bollards
- Frames
- Guards
- Job boxes
- Ladder racks
- Machine and robot bases
- Material storage solutions
- NEMA cabinets
- Racks
- Service boxes
- Stands
- Tables
- Jacketed Tanks
- Non Jacketed Tanks
- Welded machine components
Beyond Basic Welding
We excel at specialized requirements including:
- Liquid-tight seals
- High-pressure applications
- Complex assemblies
- Aesthetic finish requirements
- Custom prototypes
- High-volume production
Your Success Is Our Priority
Whether you need a single prototype or full production run, our team brings the expertise, certification, and attention to detail your project demands. Let's discuss how our welding capabilities can help bring your designs to life.
Yes! Members of our welding team have completed the requisite training to achieve certification through the American Welding Society. In addition, our welding team has decades of combined experience working at Midwest Metal Fabrications and has completed thousands of jobs with intricate components and custom designs.
Although we’ve completed welding projects on unique or specialty metals, our welding services are primarily focused on steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and hastelloy projects. Our welders have the delicate touch required to complete welds on consumer products and provide the rugged durability required for things like machine build components, trucking industry parts, NEMA enclosures, and a wide array of custom projects.
Our AWS-certified welding team offers both MIG (metal inert gas) and TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding services depending on the project specifications or end application. While each has its benefits, MIG tends to be the more applicable welding technique while TIG is best suited for thinner materials and components made from aluminum or stainless steel.
This answer greatly depends on several factors including the design complexity, base material, need for additional fabricating, and project volume. You can contact our team at any time with more information to receive a detailed timeline and quote regarding your specific welding needs.
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Receive a free, custom quote for you project. Midwest Metal Fabrications can handle any job, small or large and is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 Certified.
