Workshop capability
Argon Welding
TIG welding for clean, precise joins on stainless steel, aluminium, and thin material.
Argon welding (TIG) produces high-quality, clean joins with precise heat control. It is the preferred process for stainless steel, aluminium, and thin-gauge material where appearance and corrosion resistance matter.
Discuss this capability →Why it matters
A practical capability for the finished part.
TIG welding gives the cleanest weld finish of any process. For stainless steel food-grade equipment, aluminium frames, or parts where the weld will be visible, argon welding produces a result that does not need extensive grinding or cleanup.
What this capability includes
Clean, precise welds
Low heat input control
Suitable for stainless and aluminium
Excellent appearance
Typical applications
Where we use it
Stainless steel assemblies
Aluminium fabrication
Thin-gauge components
Visible welds and finish-critical parts
Workshop workflow
01
Prepare the joint
We clean the joint surfaces thoroughly — contamination causes defects in TIG welding.
02
Weld with control
The TIG torch provides precise heat input while we add filler rod manually along the joint.
03
Inspect and finish
We check the weld for colour, penetration, and defects, then clean or passivate if required.