Welding Introduction
Welding Services
No matter what type of metal fabrication you choose, eventually you come to a point where you need to connect or fuse two or more pieces together in a process known as welding. There are multiple forms of welding, including torch welding, arc welding, MIG and TIG. Some metals are difficult to arc weld, and as a result, most welding is performed with a torch. Other metals, particularly steel, can be arc welded with great success and efficiency. Softer metals require less heat to melt into a sturdy bond, while others are much stronger and require a substantial flame or arc to create an attachment.
The most common type of welding is arc welding with a stick welder. The temperature is adjustable for different grades and thickness of steel, and the stick electrode comes in a variety of sizes to match the job.
