MIG and TIG welding
Welding support for carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum sheet metal parts depending on project requirements.
MIG TIG spot welding service
Sheet Metal Welding Service for Custom Fabricated Parts
Welding and fabrication support for frames, enclosures, covers, cabinets, bases and OEM sheet metal assemblies that require stable fit and clean finishing.
Service overview
Welding support for custom industrial sheet metal assemblies
Many non-standard sheet metal projects require welding after laser cutting and bending. Welding quality affects strength, distortion, surface finish and assembly consistency.
We support welded sheet metal structures for machinery, electrical equipment, new energy cabinets, telecom products and industrial OEM components.
Our export team helps overseas buyers communicate welding requirements, inspection points, packaging needs and delivery schedules.
RFQ information buyers should provide
- 2D or 3D drawings: DXF, DWG, STEP, STP, IGS, PDF or SolidWorks
- Material grade, thickness and quantity
- Surface finish, tolerance and assembly requirements
- Application environment and target delivery date
Capabilities
Welding connected with cutting, bending and finishing
We review the full fabrication route so welding does not create avoidable fit or surface problems.
Spot welding
Spot welding for covers, panels and sheet metal assemblies where fast and repeatable joining is needed.
Welded assemblies
Fabrication of welded frames, covers, bases, cabinets, brackets and machine guards.
Finishing after welding
Grinding, polishing, powder coating and assembly can be planned after welding based on appearance and use conditions.
Applications
Typical welded sheet metal parts
Welding is used when a sheet metal product needs strength, enclosure structure or multi-part assembly.
Welded bases
Machine covers
Electrical cabinets
Equipment frames
Industrial guards
Custom housings
New energy cabinets
Stainless covers
Buyer FAQ
Welding questions before RFQ
What welding processes do you support?
Common welding options include MIG welding, TIG welding and spot welding depending on material and part structure.
Can you weld and powder coat the same part?
Yes. Welded parts can be ground, cleaned and powder coated according to project requirements.
Can you make welded assemblies from several sheet metal parts?
Yes. We can fabricate welded assemblies after cutting and bending multiple components.
What should I provide for a welding quote?
Please provide 3D drawings, PDF drawings, material, thickness, weld locations, finish requirements and inspection expectations.
Ready for quotation?
Send RFQSend welded assembly drawings for review.
We will check material, weld positions, deformation risk, finishing requirements and packaging before quotation.