Workshop capability
Gas Welding
Oxy-fuel welding and cutting for repair work, thin material, and heating applications.
Gas welding (oxy-fuel) uses a flame produced by burning oxygen and acetylene to melt and join material. It is used for thin-gauge work, repair jobs, brazing, and heating or bending operations where localised heat is required.
Discuss this capability →Why it matters
A practical capability for the finished part.
Gas welding fills a niche that electric processes do not always cover. For thin material, copper pipes, brazing, or heating a specific area for bending, the oxy-fuel flame gives precise localised heat without the complexity of electric welding equipment.
What this capability includes
Low equipment cost
Good for thin material
Heating and bending support
Brazing and soldering capable
Typical applications
Where we use it
Thin-sheet repair
Pipe joints and brazing
Localised heating for bending
Copper and brass work
Workshop workflow
01
Set the flame
We adjust the oxygen and acetylene mix to produce the correct flame type for the job.
02
Heat and join
The flame melts the base material and filler rod, joining the pieces along the seam.
03
Cool and inspect
We let the joint cool naturally, then check for cracks, porosity, and alignment.