OVERVIEW
Welded assemblies that fit the first time.
Robotic and manual welding, fixtures and sheet-metal assemblies.
±0.1 mm
Fixture tolerance
0.5–12 mm
Material thickness
2–4 wk
Typical lead time
MIG/TIG
Robotic & manual
A welded assembly is only as good as its fixture. We build the fixture, set the sequence and verify the assembly so every unit locates the same way.
We provide robotic MIG/TIG welding, spot welding, manual welding and sheet-metal fabrication for carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Fixtures and checking fixtures are designed in-house, and critical dimensions are verified with CMM or dedicated gauges.
Typical assemblies include machine frames, brackets, guards, enclosures, exhaust components and structural sub-assemblies. Finishing options include powder coating, painting, zinc plating and anodizing through qualified partners.
✓ Fixture design and build in-house
✓ Robotic MIG/TIG and spot welding
✓ CMM or gauge verification
✓ Powder coating, painting and plating
CAPABILITIES
What we deliver
Practical capabilities, matched to the tooling and the production volume — not a generic menu.
01
Robotic MIG/TIG
Programmed welding for repeatable penetration, bead appearance and cycle time.
02
Fixtures & jigs
Locating, clamping and checking fixtures designed around the assembly.
03
Sheet-metal fabrication
Laser cutting, bending, forming and machining of components.
04
Spot & manual welding
Resistance spot welding and skilled manual welding for low-volume or repair work.
05
Dimensional verification
CMM, height gauge and dedicated checking fixtures with recorded results.
06
Finishing & packing
Powder coating, painting, plating and export packing for direct line feed.
SPECIFICATIONS
Typical range and tolerances.
Every project is quoted against the part, material and inspection requirement. Values below are typical starting points — we confirm the exact capability for your drawing.
Processes
Robotic MIG/TIG, spot, manual
Material thickness
0.5–12 mm
Assembly tolerance
±0.1 mm (fixture-dependent)
Materials
Carbon steel, stainless, aluminum
Inspection
CMM, gauge or checking fixture
Finishing
Powder coat, paint, zinc plating, anodizing
MATERIALS & TOOLING
Materials we work with
Carbon steel · 304 stainless · 316 stainless · 6061 aluminum · Galvanized steel · HSLA steel
Documentation
✓ Material certificates on request
✓ Dimensional report with critical dimensions
✓ Trial report and process parameters
✓ 2D drawings and spare-part list
PROCESS
How the project runs
A named project manager, weekly reporting and documented sign-off at each stage.
01
Review
Drawings, weld symbols, tolerance and finishing requirements.
02
Fixture
Design and build locating and checking fixtures.
03
Weld
Program, weld and inspect the first article.
04
Finish & pack
Surface treatment, final inspection and export packing.
GALLERY
From the floor
Representative tooling, machining and inspection work from our Kunshan facility.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can you weld stainless and aluminum?
Yes. We weld carbon steel, 304/316 stainless and 6061 aluminum, with wire, gas and fixture setup matched to the material.
Do you build the fixtures?
Yes. Locating, clamping and checking fixtures are designed and built in-house, which is how we hold assembly tolerances.
What inspection do you provide?
First-article inspection, CMM reports for critical dimensions and checking-fixture verification. Reports are supplied with the shipment.
Can you supply finished assemblies?
Yes. We can arrange powder coating, painting, plating or anodizing and deliver protected, ready-to-assemble packages.
START A PROJECT
Have a mould project in mind?
Send us your part data and requirements. We will reply with a DFM review and a clear quotation within 24 hours.