Metal Welding Services
Welded frames, enclosures and sheet metal assemblies built around joint design, fixture control and final fit. JINGLE coordinates cutting, forming, welding, finishing and inspection for prototype and production work.
- MIG, TIG & Robotic Welding Options
- Fixtures, Frames & Enclosures
- Weld and Dimensional Inspection
Trusted by Customers Across Industries
Welded assemblies for industrial equipment, automation, energy, mobility and custom OEM programs.
Metal Welding Capabilities
A quick view of the information buyers need before sending a welding RFQ. Final values are confirmed against joint design, material, thickness, fixture strategy and inspection requirements.
| Parameter | Capability details |
|---|---|
| Welding Process | MIG, TIG, spot or project-specific welding route |
| Assembly Envelope | To be confirmed - reserve fixture and welding envelope |
| Typical Tolerance | To be confirmed - quote-specific assembly tolerance range |
| Material Thickness | To be confirmed - thickness range by process and joint |
| Materials | Mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized steel and selected alloys |
| Finishing | Weld cleanup, deburring, grinding, brushing, powder coating or plating |
| Production Volume | Prototype, low-volume and batch production |
| Accepted Drawing Formats | STEP, IGES, Parasolid, SolidWorks, PDF drawing and DXF |
Design the Joint. Control the Fixture. Release the Assembly.
01
Joint review
Check weld access, gap, sequence, distortion risk and post-weld machining requirements.
Joint access reviewed
02
Fixture strategy
Hold datums and critical interfaces while controlling heat input and assembly movement.
Assembly datums controlled
03
Measured release
Verify weld quality, geometry and fit before finishing or shipment.
Weld and fit verified
See the Work Behind the Capability
Real welding equipment
Welding cells, torches and fixtures arranged for controlled joining.
Actual welding in process
Weld joints supported by fixtures during the approved joining sequence.
Real finishing and inspection environment
Cleaned welded assemblies prepared for dimensional and final fit inspection.
Assemblies We Commonly Weld
Equipment Frames
Joined structural members with defined mounting datums.
Machine Guards
Protective structures with coordinated panel and access requirements.
Electrical Enclosures
Joined housings with planned seams and finishing.
Base Structures
Support assemblies with controlled geometry and interfaces.
Pipe and Bracket Assemblies
Joined tube and bracket features with fixture-controlled alignment.
Custom OEM Weldments
Custom weldments developed from assembly drawings and inspection requirements.
Materials We Weld
Mild Steel
rigid machine frames
Stainless Steel
corrosion-resistant assemblies
Aluminum
lightweight structures
Galvanized Steel
protected equipment parts
Selected Alloy Grades
project-specific weldable alloys
Quality Evidence at Every Handoff
- 01
Incoming Material and Weld Consumable Review
Review base materials, specified consumables and required traceability records.
- 02
Fit-Up and In-Process Weld Checks
Check joint preparation, fit-up and in-process weld checkpoints.
- 03
Visual, Dimensional and NDT Inspection
Verify visual and dimensional acceptance and any agreed NDT scope.
- 04
Final Assembly Inspection
Confirm assembly geometry, fit and required release documentation.
Documents available
- CMM Report
- FAI
- Material Certificate
- Weld Procedure Records
- NDT Report
- CoC
- PPAP Upon Request
Prototype to Production
01
Prototype Weldments
Validate joint design, fixture access and post-weld fit on the first assembly.
02
Low-Volume Production
Support launch quantities with documented weld sequence and inspection checkpoints.
03
Batch Production
Repeat the approved fixture and process route with stable assembly control.
Engineering Support You Can Use
01
Weld Joint and Fixture Review
Review weld access, joint gaps and fixture references before fabrication.
02
Cutting, Forming & Welding Coordination
Coordinate incoming cut and formed components with the joining sequence.
03
Flexible Prototype & Batch Production
Validate fixture access and post-weld fit before repeat assembly runs.
04
Controlled Weld and Dimensional Inspection
Align weld and dimensional checks with drawing and acceptance requirements.
05
Material, Process & NDT Documentation
Confirm material, procedure and any specified NDT records during RFQ review.
06
Responsive RFQ Support
Review joint details, quantities and finishing requirements before confirming a quote.
Metal Welding FAQ
What welding processes can you support?
MIG, TIG, spot and project-specific welding routes can be reviewed, with robotic options evaluated where suitable. The joint, material, access and production requirements determine the proposed process.
What metals and thicknesses can you weld?
Mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized steel and selected alloys can be reviewed. Thickness capability and preparation requirements are confirmed against the joint and welding process.
Can you weld frames, enclosures and complete assemblies?
Frames, enclosures and fabricated assemblies can be evaluated as coordinated cutting, forming and welding projects. Send the assembly model, joint details and critical interfaces so the complete route can be planned.
How do you control distortion and assembly fit?
Fixture references, fit-up, heat input and weld sequence are planned around the critical interfaces. Dimensional and fit checks verify the assembly before finishing or release.
Can you provide NDT and weld documentation?
Weld procedure records and NDT reports can be included when agreed in the inspection scope. Specify applicable standards, acceptance criteria and required documentation with the drawing.
What information is needed to quote a welded assembly?
Send the model, assembly drawing, material, thickness, joint details, quantity and inspection requirements. Include any cosmetic, post-weld machining and finishing requirements for route review.
Have a Welded Assembly to Build?
Send the model or drawing with material, thickness, quantity and inspection requirements. We will review joint access, fixture strategy and finishing before quoting.
- 3D Model
- Assembly Drawing
- Material Grade
- Thickness
- Quantity
- Finish
- Inspection Requirements
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