Mobile Welding Services

With over 10 years of trading experience, you can think of us as your on-site, mobile welding Team. Our certified and fully insured service will get you back up and running in no time! We have equipment that can travel anywhere to execute quality work with a quick turnaround rate – especially for emergency repairs during power outages or other unforeseen circumstances when access is difficult at best. We know what it takes not to just look good but function well too; because whether working outdoors under harsh conditions such as rainstorms and snowfall season (or whatever else nature decides), our vehicles are fully equipped for the challenge.

When you call us, you won’t be put through to a soulless call centre, instead you’ll be talking to a member of the Team who is trained and will understand you needs.

PILING WORKS

Sheet pile installation often necessitates welding services. Vaughan Fabrication Services is proud to offer a comprehensive selection of welders on-site, all adept at working with various processes such as:

Stitch Welding

Stitch welding/Full welding is a process of creating strength in metal parts, typically aluminium. This type of welding involves making short welds at regular intervals along the entire length of the part being welded. The strength provided by stitch welding is strong enough to hold two pieces together securely, and can also be used as an aesthetic feature on some items. At Vaughan Fabrication Services our experienced and certified welders are experts in this specialised field, delivering seamless results with strength that you can rely on. We understand how important it is to have confidence in your welds and provide professional standards throughout every job we undertake. With our expert team available around-the-clock, you can be sure of high-quality results no matter what kind of project.

Structural Welding

Structural Welding is a specialised type of welding which is used to join two metals or thermoplastics together. It is an important process in the construction industry, where it is used to create steel frames and other structural components for buildings. Structural Welding requires precision and strength, as it must be able to support the weight of the structure being built. Specialised welding equipment is needed for this process, including powerful welders and a variety of fluxes and rods. Additionally, experienced welders must be trained to properly perform the welds with extreme accuracy and safety.

The quality of the weld determines its ability to withstand load-bearing conditions, so it’s important that all welds are completed with attention to detail and expertise. Understanding how to properly perform Structural Welding is vital in the construction of large structures like buildings and bridges. With careful planning and skilled Vaughan Fabrication Services Welders, a structure can be built that will last for many years to come.

Seal Welding

Seal Welding is a technique used to create airtight and watertight seals. It is commonly used in the construction of windows, doors, tanks, vessels, and other materials that require an air or water-tight seal. Seal Welding involves welding two pieces together with a filler material that creates a seal between them. This technique can be used for both plastic and metal components, making it a versatile option for many different projects.

The process of Seal Welding is fairly straightforward and quick; most welders can complete the job in one or two passes depending on the size of the project. The first step involves prepping the surface by cleaning it thoroughly and ensuring there are no contaminants present that could interfere with the welding process. Once cleaned, the welder will apply a filler material that is heated and applied to the two pieces to be joined. The heat from the filler melts and bonds the two materials, creating an air or water-tight seal.

Seal Welding provides a reliable and permanent solution for sealing materials and ensuring their structural integrity. It is also highly cost effective, requiring minimal time and materials compared to other methods of joining materials together. Seal Welding is often preferred due to its durability and precision; it can create seals that are stronger than those created by traditional adhesives or mechanical fasteners, making it ideal for projects where strength is a priority.

Overall, Seal Welding is a reliable technique for creating air or water-tight seals on all types of materials.

Stick welding

A lot of people think that welding is just about joining two pieces of metal together. However, there are actually a range of welding options available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. The main advantage of stick welding is that it is relatively easy to learn and can be used on a variety of materials. Additionally, stick welders are typically less expensive than other types of welders. However, stick welding does have some drawbacks. For example, it can be difficult to produce neat, precise welds, and the welding rods can be messy to work with. Nonetheless, stick welding is a versatile and affordable option that can be a great choice for emergency welding repairs.

Tig Welding

Tig welding is a method of welding in which an arc is formed between a non-consumable tungsten electrode and the workpiece. The heat of the arc melts the base metal, and the filler metal is added manually. Tig welding can be used on a variety of metals, including aluminium, stainless steel and magnesium. It is also possible to weld dissimilar metals, such as aluminium to steel. Tig welding offers a number of advantages over other welding methods. It is a highly versatile welding process that can be used in a wide range of applications. In addition, it produces high-quality welds with minimal distortion.

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