01584 872211
Do you require sturdy, well-built wrought iron gates and railings for security applications? With a skilled team of welders, architectural metal workers, and metal fabricators, we offer complete welding services for residential and commercial fabrication projects. Border Engineering & Fabrication Ltd has 30 years of hands-on welding experience and a deep understanding of various metals, such as stainless steel, iron, mild steel, wrought iron, and aluminium, as well as welding techniques to provide architectural metalwork pieces for a range of industries and applications.
Based in Ludlow, we serve clients all over Craven Arms, Leominster, Tenbury Wells, Kidderminster, Bucknell, and Lydbury North. Rely on our custom welding capabilities to create intricate speciality parts for your individual application - contact us to discuss your welding service requirements.
QUALIFIED WELDERS
Whatever you need a welder for, from repairs of agricultural machinery and equipment to the fabrication of wrought iron gates, Border Engineering & Fabrication Ltd can help. We offer a comprehensive range of welding services in our metalwork workshop. We can also supply MIG and TIG welding equipment to keep your project on track.
Our services are very competitively priced, and we're more than happy to provide you with a free survey and quote. We're always on hand to give you our expert advice.
WELDING TECHNIQUES
MIG Welding, also known as Metal Inert Gas welding, employs an external gas shield, such as Argon, Helium, Carbon Dioxide, or a gas mixture, to protect the welding zone. This process utilises a copper-coated steel wire as both electrode and filler material. Known for its cleanliness and controllability, MIG welding is ideal for general and light steel production.
On the other hand, TIG Welding, or Tungsten Inert Gas welding, utilises a non-melting tungsten electrode. The filler material is manually added if required, although often, TIG welding involves just the fusion of two parts with no additional filler. Pure Argon gas is fed through the torch over the tungsten to provide the welding flux. This method is preferred for welding thin mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminium.
BRILLIANT FINISHES
Our reputation speaks for itself. We work hard to develop a close working relationship with all of our clients, which is why we have so many repeat customers. We're well-established within the local area and are trusted by everyone from local councils to the Environment Agency for quality welding every single time.
CALL 01584 872211 FOR WELDING SERVICES TODAY.