Manual welding in all processes
Our qualified welders master MIG/MAG, pulsed MIG and TIG on steel, stainless steel and aluminium. They work on prototypes, one-off parts and large assemblies, built on a 15 × 3 metre welding table to guarantee geometry.
Robotic welding for series
Three robotic welding cells, with tables up to 5 metres, handle repetitive parts: chassis, arms, sub-assemblies. Clamping fixtures are designed and built in-house. The result: regular weld beads, controlled cycle times and identical quality from the first part to the last.
Preparing welds at the design stage
Our engineering office steps in early: bevels, gaps, assembly sequence and torch access are taken into account from cutting and bending onwards. A well-prepared part is a part that welds quickly and well.
Typical parts
- Welded chassis and frames
- Arms, hitches, load-bearing structures
- Housings and tanks
- Sub-assemblies in series