Industrial Welding
Welding has become essential in multiple environments, from construction and the motor industry to manufacturing and home improvement. Over 50% of all manufactured products in the U.S. require welding at some point.
Now, having a team of experienced welders for your projects is more important than ever.
At Smith Welding and Fabrication, we take pride in our expertise in industrial welding. We are licensed, bonded, and insured to provide services that meet our client’s unique preferences and industrial standards. Whether your project requires steel, wrought iron, aluminum, or stainless steel welder, we are your experts. We are at the forefront of ensuring quality, safety, and customer satisfaction.
What is Industrial Welding
Industrial welding involves using intense heat (5,000 to 30,000℉) and pressure to join pieces of metal to create solid and durable structures.
The end product can typically withstand the demands of heavy-duty applications.
This process has become vital in industrial manufacturing. Welders can create complex structures, heavy equipment, and other products in various industries.
4 Main Types of Welding
Technology has diversified and improved the tools, techniques, and equipment welders use. The four main types of industrial welding include:
Large Scale Welding
Large-scale welding is a crucial part of industrial welding that involves welding large structures and components such as bridges, buildings, and heavy equipment. It’s a demanding field that requires a skilled welder experienced in large structures and the safety requirements involved. While different welding techniques may be used, it depends on the particular workpieces, metal thickness, and the project’s requirements.
Large-scale welding requires specialized equipment to handle the project’s size and complexity. This can include heavy-duty welding machines, cranes, and other lifting and support equipment. Further, the project’s particulars demand careful planning, preparation, and execution to produce strong, durable, defect-free welds.
Common Industrial Welding Processes
The most common welding processes used in various industrial environments include:
Looking for a Welder?
Experts forecast the U.S. fabrication market to hit $3.31 billion by 2029, indicating the rising demand for welding resources. However, look for a welder with vast experience and skills in various industries and metals to ensure your project’s success. Ensure they can scale effortlessly according to your project’s demands and complexity.
The Smith Welding and Fabrication team has over 20 years of experience, knowledge, modern equipment, and legal requirements to work in any industry. We aim to achieve solid, reliable welds exceeding client and industry standards.
Contact your industrial welding experts, and let’s help you forward your project smoothly.
