Welding Services

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Welding is a technical process that involves joining two separate metal parts together with high heat and pressure. Through this process, the metal surfaces’ boundaries disappear and develop metal crystals that connect the pieces, creating a joint. At Sinclair & Sons Custom Welding & Machine Service Inc., we offer metal welding services to meet your precise needs.

Types of Welding Services

Our custom welding shop relies on the skills of certified and trained welders to ensure high-quality metal fabrication. With extensive experience in TIG Welding, our team can provide excellent, quality welding for your projects.

Additionally, welders can offer upgrades, metal fabrications, and craft augmentation services to help with your various metal construction needs.

Metal Welding

Some metals are easily weldable and retain higher weld quality as compared to other metals. Sinclair & Sons can provide this weldability knowledge along with their expertise working with a range of metals.

Aluminum is a plentiful, corrosion-resistant metal, making it less vulnerable to damage over time despite its light weight. TIG welding is perfect for aluminum welding, but it does also have some applications that would fit the MIG welding process.

It is possible to solder copper and brass, but highly trained welders are necessary because of the safety concerns involved. Solder is a filler material that melts to create a bond between the two metals. TIG welding is ideal for use with these materials.

MIG and TIG welding can both be suitable for stainless steel. The presence of chromium in this metal makes it a highly heat-resistant material, but it also retains heat. Due to this, welding services for stainless steel require accuracy and a brisk pace to ward against surface scratching or warping.

Steel is a cheaper metal and works with a variety of welding types. It also has high tensile strength, so it can easily withstand higher pressure before breaking. Depending on the amount of carbon in it, steel can also be simple to weld, just another of the factors that make steel a favored choice for welding applications.