metal fabrication services

Approx. Rs 8,000 / PieceGet Latest Price

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• Item Code: FVR
• Production Capacity: 500pcs per month
• Delivery Time: 1-4 weeks delivery time
• Packaging Details: Corrugated box

Approx. Rs 8,700 / PieceGet Latest Price

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• Production Capacity: 500 pcs month
• Delivery Time: 1 - 4weeks depending on qty
• Packaging Details: box packaging

Approx. Rs 655 / PieceGet Latest Price

At Precision Metal Works, we specialize in a wide variety of metalworking and fabrication processes to bring our clients’ designs to life. Our capabilities include welding and fabricating with the following capacities.

• Materials: We work with aluminum, carbon steel, specialty alloys, stainless steel, and titanium, among others.
• Structural Shapes: We can construct custom and standard welding and fabrication projects in a range of options. Choose between angles, beams, channels, tubes, and other options.
• Services: We provide comprehensive services for machine building, welding and fabrication, and more. We also handle testing and finishing processes, including dye penetrant testing, passivation, and specialty cleaning processes.

Welding processes combine two separate pieces of metals, thermoplastics, or (in some circumstances) wood to create a cohesive piece. There are numerous types of welding and fabrication, each of which works best with different materials or in different circumstances. It’s a permanent fastening process that uses a combination of heat and pressure along with a consumable material, or filler, to join two pieces together. Popular options for consumables include filler wire, consumable electrodes, and materials that are similar to the parent materials. Some methods of welding use filler wire to join the two parent parts, while others use an electrode and gases to generate heat.

There are two different types of MIG welding. One uses bare wire as a filler, which joins thin metal parts together. The other uses a flux core to join the parent parts. Because it doesn’t require a constant connection, this MIG welding process is popular for outdoor applications. MIG welding is also called Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW).

Stick welding, or arc welding, uses an electrode welding rod to join two parts together. It works on dirty materials, cast iron, and materials in adverse environmental conditions. Because of the thickness of the weld, it’s regarded as one of the strongest welds. However, the parent materials also play a role in determining the overall strength of a weld.

TIG welding, or Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), uses a rod feed and a torch, which generates the heat and arc, to join pieces. This welding method is extremely versatile and works well with aluminum, cobalt, copper alloys, nickel alloys, steel, and titanium.

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• Production Capacity: AS per order