Cutting Edge Fabrication (CEF) is a renowned ISO 9001:2015 welding service provider specializing in Metal Inert Gas (MIG) welding. MIG welding is a popular welding process widely used in the manufacturing industry. It is a fast and efficient welding method that produces high-quality welds with minimal waste. CEF’s MIG welding service is known for its precision, speed, and reliability.
The company has a team of highly skilled, experienced, and certified welders who are experts in MIG welding. They have the knowledge and expertise to weld various metals, including aluminum, AR plate | abrasion resistant plate, armor plate, carbon steel, heavy steel plate, alloy steel, iron, manganese, nickel-based alloys, sheet metal, stainless steel, steel, and structural steel. The team uses state-of-the-art MIG welding equipment, including welding machines, torches, and consumables, to ensure they deliver high-quality welds every time.
One of the advantages of MIG welding is that it is a fast process making it ideal for large-scale manufacturing projects and production runs that require a quick turnaround time. The company has a large production facility with advanced welding equipment and overhead cranes for large-scale projects.
In addition to its speed, MIG welding is also known for producing high-quality welds allowing for precise control of the welding parameters, such as the welding speed, the welding wire feed rate, and the shielding gas flow rate. The certified welders at Cutting Edge Fabrication use their expertise to ensure that the welding parameters are correct to produce high-quality welds every time.
Our MIG welding service is also known for its versatility. The company can weld a variety of metal thicknesses, ranging from thin sheet metal to thick plate, making their service ideal for a range of industries, including aerospace, construction, energy, food processing, heavy equipment, marine, material handling, medical, military, mining, offshore, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, power, transportation, and truck.
Another advantage of our MIG welding service is its cost-effectiveness. MIG welding is relatively affordable compared to other welding methods, making it an ideal choice for companies looking for cost-effective solutions without compromising quality.
In conclusion, Cutting Edge Fabrication’s full-service MIG welding is a top-notch welding service known for its precision, speed, reliability, versatility, and cost-effectiveness. The company’s highly skilled and experienced welders and state-of-the-art MIG welding equipment make them the go-to welding service provider for large-scale manufacturing projects requiring high-quality welds delivered on time and within budget.
MIG Welding, also known as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), is a welding process that uses a continuously fed wire electrode and a shielding gas to join two metal pieces together. Here’s how it works:
- Power Source: A MIG welding machine connects to a power source that supplies electrical energy to the welding arc.
- Wire Feeder: The machine also has a wire feeder that continuously feeds a spool of welding wire through a cable and into the welding torch.
- Shielding Gas: The welding torch also connects to a tank of shielding gas, usually a mixture of argon and carbon dioxide, which protects the welding area from atmospheric contamination.
- Arc Formation: When pulling the trigger on the torch, it signals the machine to feed the wire and initiate the welding arc. The energy from the power source creates an electrical arc between the wire and the base metal, melting the wire and the base metal.
- Welding Pool: As the wire melts, it forms a pool of molten metal that fuses with the base metal to create a weld. The shielding gas protects the weld area from atmospheric contamination and oxidation.
- Continuous Welding: The welder can continue to feed the wire and move the welding torch along the joint to create a continuous weld.
MIG welding is a fast and efficient method that produces high-quality welds with minimal waste. Used to weld various metals, including steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, and can be used for both thin and thick metal materials. It is common in manufacturing due to its versatility and cost-effectiveness.
Other types of welding techniques: TIG (tungsten inert gas welding) and is technically called gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW).
