CUSTOM FABRICATION & WELDING
In metalworking, custom fabrication and welding are two different but related processes. While fabrication is a more general term that includes the entire process of producing a metal product from raw materials, welding is the process of joining two pieces of metal by melting their edges and adding a filler material. While not all fabrication entails welding, welding can be a component of the process.
WELDING:
- Definition: The process of joining two or more metal parts by melting the edges and fusing them together, often with a filler material.
- Purpose: To create a strong, permanent bond between metal components.
- Examples: MIG welding, TIG welding, stick welding.
- Application: Used in various industries, including construction, automotive, and aerospace.
CUSTOM WELDING & FABRICATION
CUSTOM FABRICATION:
- Definition: The process of creating a metal product from raw materials, involving cutting, bending, shaping, and assembling metal components.
- Purpose: To produce custom-designed metal structures or products that meet specific requirements or solve particular problems.
- Examples: Building a custom steel frame, creating a specialized machine part, or fabricating a unique architectural feature.
- Components: Fabrication often involves welding, but can also include other processes like cutting, bending, and machining.
MORE ABOUT VILARDO WELDING
Nate Vilardo is continuously training to add to his extensive list of Certifications in order meet any customers needs.
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15 Years Of Experience.
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Licensed & Insured.
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Personal Guarantee.
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Certified in Tig & Stick Welding.
