Welding
Do you have metal components that need to be joined together securely and durably? Through welding, we create strong joints that can withstand stress and intensive use. We weld materials including aluminium, bronze and stainless steel, tailored to the requirements of your application. This results in a structure that is technically sound and delivers reliable performance over the long term.
What is welding?
Welding is a technique in which two metal parts are heated locally until they become molten and fuse together. During this process, a welding wire is added which melts along with the metal, creating a strong and durable joint. Depending on the material and the application, specific filler materials and settings are selected. We weld materials including aluminium, bronze and stainless steel, each with their own properties and considerations. We use various welding methods, such as MIG/MAG welding and TIG welding, tailored to the desired result.
Welding in various industries
Welding is used in a wide range of industries where strength, durability and safety are paramount. The materials and welding techniques are carefully selected depending on the environment and the loads involved. Some of the sectors in which welding plays an important role are:
- Mechanical Engineering: for load-bearing structures and components that operate under load over a long period;
- Heavy industry: for robust connections that can withstand heavy use and wear and tear;
- Food industry: for stainless steel structures where hygiene and corrosion resistance are essential;
- Processing industry: for installations and pipework systems where reliability and continuity are crucial.
Other metalworking processes
As well as welding, our specialists are also happy to assist you with other metalworking techniques, such as:
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With over 100 years’ experience in metalworking, we support businesses in creating sustainable and reliable structures. As well as welding, we are active in other areas of metalworking, agitators, bulk loading and mechanical engineering. Thanks to this wide-ranging expertise, we understand how welded components function within complete systems. Would you like to know which welding technique is best suited to your application? Please contact Contact us for advice or request a quote on.

