Injection Molding
Tooling and molding for your repeat plastic parts.
WELDING & FABRICATION SERVICES
Custom Welding & Fabrication Solutions for Your Metal Parts
Bring your material, joint details and final dimensions into one reviewed build plan. Coordinate cutting, forming, welding and finishing around your assembly.
Start with an assembly model, component drawings and weld callouts.
✓ Your material & joint✓ Your final assembly fit✓ Your inspection scope✓ Your finish requirements
Welding Route Review
Match your joint and material
Sheet Metal & Tube
Define your component scope
Fixture & Assembly
Plan your final fit
Surface Finishing
Agree appearance and protection
U.S. Coordination
Dallas-area support
3 Key Considerations Before You Start
Share the requirements that affect your assembly, inspection and quote.
01
Your material
Grade, thickness, condition and joint requirements.
02
Your structure
Assembly dimensions, datums and critical welds.
03
Your demand
Trial, repeat quantities, finish and required delivery.
Welding & Fabrication for Your Assembly
Review the route for your material, joint and finished-part requirements. Each process is subject to project feasibility.
TIG Welding for Your Controlled Joint Detail
Review your joint geometry, appearance and heat-control needs before selecting TIG welding services.
| Material | Specified grade and condition; suitability reviewed. |
|---|---|
| Thickness | Your sheet or tube thickness, grade and joint stack. |
| Joint detail | Weld type, size, length, side and accessibility. |
| Acceptance | Final dimensions, weld profile and agreed tests. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
MIG Welding for Your Fabricated Assembly
Compare MIG welding services against your joint accessibility, material and production plan.
| Material | Specified grade and condition; suitability reviewed. |
|---|---|
| Thickness | Your sheet or tube thickness, grade and joint stack. |
| Joint detail | Weld type, size, length, side and accessibility. |
| Acceptance | Final dimensions, weld profile and agreed tests. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Review Spot Welding for Your Sheet Interfaces
Resistance spot welding sheet metal requires a suitable lap joint, electrode access and confirmed equipment/material scope.
| Material | Specified grade and condition; suitability reviewed. |
|---|---|
| Thickness | Your sheet or tube thickness, grade and joint stack. |
| Joint detail | Weld type, size, length, side and accessibility. |
| Acceptance | Final dimensions, weld profile and agreed tests. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Confirm the Stud Attachment Your Drawing Needs
Confirm the stud type, base material, location and attachment method. Stud-welding scope is reviewed for your project.
| Material | Specified grade and condition; suitability reviewed. |
|---|---|
| Thickness | Your sheet or tube thickness, grade and joint stack. |
| Joint detail | Weld type, size, length, side and accessibility. |
| Acceptance | Final dimensions, weld profile and agreed tests. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Cut Your Components for the Welded Assembly
Define the component revisions, edges, slots and locating features before cutting.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Form Your Parts Around Joint Access
Check bend order, flange access and how parts locate before welding.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Plan Post Weld Machining for Your Final Fit
Mark bores, threads and mounting pads that need to be finished after joining.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Bring Your Joint Requirements into One Build Plan
Specify weld location and extent before the individual components are released.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Welded Equipment Frames for Your Mounting Features
Identify mounting pads, frame diagonals and the final assembly datums.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Welded Metal Enclosures for Your Mating Panels
Mark seams, mating covers, mounting holes and cosmetic faces.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Custom Welded Brackets for Your Load Path
Define joint loads, gusset geometry and the surfaces that must locate your assembly.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Tube Assemblies for Your Mounting Geometry
Specify tube grade, wall, end preparation and mating interfaces.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Plan the Finish for Your Welded Part
Confirm the coating system, corrosion exposure, masking and final dimensions.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Match Your Cosmetic Grain Across the Joint
Define viewing direction and the surface zones your customer sees.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Define Where Your Weld May Be Blended
Identify allowed blending areas and the weld profile that must remain.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Keep Your Threads and Mating Faces Usable
Specify the threads, grounding points and final-fit surfaces to protect.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Define Your Custom Weldments Before Production
Share the assembly model with a controlled bill of materials and component drawings.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Confirm Your Grade and Final Material Condition
Specify grade, condition, thickness and the properties required in the finished assembly.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Review Your Welding Fixture Design and Sequence
Review locating points, joint access, weld order and the final inspection state.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Agree Your Weld Inspection Requirements
Define dimensional, visual and any specified additional testing before samples.
| Your input | Grade, thickness, joint detail and drawing revision. |
|---|---|
| Your review | Access, heat effects, appearance and final dimensions. |
| Your approval | Process, sample and inspection scope agreed before production. |
Process, equipment, qualification and material scope are confirmed during your project review.
Material Options for Your Drawing
Share your grade, condition and required finished properties for a material-specific review.
Stainless Steel
Specify grade and cosmetic finish.
Aluminum
Confirm alloy, condition and weld-zone requirements.
Carbon Steel
Define grade and corrosion protection.
Galvanized Steel
Review coating preparation and restoration.
Copper & Brass
Material and process feasibility review.
From Your Drawing to a Finished Assembly
Plan custom welding and fabrication services around the complete component scope.
Review & DFM
Confirm joint, drawing and acceptance requirements.
Cut & Form
Prepare components and locating features.
Weld & Assemble
Follow the agreed setup and assembly sequence.
Finish
Apply the specified surface treatment.
Inspect & Deliver
Check agreed dimensions, appearance and records.
Machining, finishing and additional tests are included only when specified in your quote.
Welding Design Guidelines
Resolve the joint, fit and appearance details before your components are made.
Define 4 Weld Callouts on Your Drawing
Use weld joint design and controlled symbols to communicate where and how the assembly is joined.
| Your callout | What to define |
|---|---|
| Weld type | Joint detail and the required welding symbol. |
| Weld extent | Location, side, length and pitch where applicable. |
| Weld size | Leg or throat dimension as required by your design. |
| Acceptance | Applicable criteria, tests and surface condition. |
Use your design requirements to agree weld size and the final inspection state.
Specify the Weld Size Your Design Requires
Weld size depends on joint geometry, material, loading and the applicable design requirements.
| Your input | Load, grade, thickness and joint geometry. |
|---|---|
| Your specification | Weld symbol and required size on the drawing. |
| Your acceptance | Agreed profile, inspection and any required tests. |
Use your design requirements to agree weld size and the final inspection state.
Check Access Before Your Joint Is Fixed
Review torch or electrode approach, fit-up gaps and component locating features.
| Your input | Assembly model, gaps and component tolerances. |
|---|---|
| Our review | Tool approach, joint access and fixture clearance. |
| Your decision | Approve any changes before component release. |
Use your design requirements to agree weld size and the final inspection state.
Protect Your Final Fit Through Welding
Weld distortion control starts with datums, locating fixtures, joint sequence and heat input planning.
| Your input | Final datums and mating dimensions. |
|---|---|
| Our review | Fixture, tack/weld sequence and inspection state. |
| Your approval | As-welded versus finish-machined requirements. |
Use your design requirements to agree weld size and the final inspection state.
Agree Your Visible Surface Acceptance
Define cosmetic sheet metal welding requirements before samples, including allowed blending and weld marks.
| Your input | Visible faces and accepted appearance sample. |
|---|---|
| Our review | Weld profile, grain, grinding and masking. |
| Your acceptance | Final coating, surface and dimensional condition. |
Use your design requirements to agree weld size and the final inspection state.
Example Welding & Fabrication Parts
Illustrative applications for your project review; geometry, material and production scope require confirmation.
Welded sheet metal assemblies
Welded equipment frames
Custom welded brackets
Tube assemblies
Custom weldments
Complete assemblies
Plan Your Industry Requirements
Share any application-specific welding codes, qualification, traceability or testing requirements before the quote.
Industrial EquipmentAutomationTelecommunicationsEnergy & PowerAutomotiveMedical DevicesAerospaceMore Industries
For regulated assemblies, specify the required welding code, qualification records, traceability and inspection plan with your RFQ.
China Manufacturing. Dallas-Area Coordination.
Coordinate your drawing review, sample approval and delivery requirements.
6 Inputs for Your Welding Quote
Share the details that affect your joint, finished fit and inspection scope.
- 01Assembly CAD + controlled component drawings
- 02Material grade, condition and thickness
- 03Weld symbols, joint details and critical dimensions
- 04Surface finish and post-processing
- 05Trial, first-order and annual quantities
- 06Required delivery date and ship-to location
Answers Before You Commit
Review your process, final dimensions and acceptance requirements.
What welding processes can be reviewed for my part?
TIG and MIG are common routes for fabricated metal assemblies. Spot and stud welding require specific material, joint and equipment review. Confirm the exact route, qualification and scope in your project quote.
What is the maximum part size?
Size and handling feasibility depend on your geometry, material, fixture and finishing route. Send overall dimensions, assembly weight and a CAD model for review; no universal size limit is published here.
What tolerances can welded assemblies achieve?
Welded assembly tolerances depend on joint layout, material, fixture, sequence and inspection state. Mark final datums and critical features. Post weld machining may be required for selected interfaces.
Can welded parts be powder coated?
A specified coating can be reviewed after welding, cleaning and any required surface preparation. Confirm appearance, masking, corrosion exposure and the final-fit dimensions before sample approval.
Can you handle small batches and prototype orders?
Request a project-specific review for trial and repeat quantities. Prototype welding services and repeat production can have different fixture, setup and inspection costs; confirm minimum quantity and milestones in your quote.
How do you ensure weld quality?
Agree visual, dimensional and any specified additional tests before samples. If your drawing requires a welding code, procedure or welder qualification, list the exact documents and acceptance criteria; availability is confirmed before the order.
