Welding – TIG & MIG
Local Welders at Best Rates
Expert tradesmen with a keen eye for particulars are the things that Mascot Steel prides itself on. We’re a privately owned and operated business that offers professional welding services at affordable costs. We have several welding facilities designed for small and intricate fabrication all the way to huge structural parts. Our local welders are proficient in many welding techniques, which include:
- MIG welding - is a thin, flexible sheet of metal that can be structural
- Tig welding - Aluminium and stainless steel
- Spot welding
Explore Our Range of Services at the Metal Workshop
Laser cutting
Laser cutting for metal and steel as well as aluminium.
Machining
Turning, drilling and milling to form your metal in the way you'd like.
Polishing
Metal polishing is a technique that's designed to provide a stunning smooth surface.
Galvanising
Zinc galvanisation protects your steel from rust and corrosion.
Oxy & plasma cutting
Oxyacetylene and plasma cutting meet the needs of different alloys and designs.
Water jet cutting
Extremely precise cold cutting, with high tolerances and no heating.
Powder coating
Powder coatings to increase consistency, durability, and appearance.
Metal joining
The services of metal joining include riveting, welding, brazing, bolting, and soldering.
Mig Welding
Mig welding is a method that is used to join metal parts with electricity, and also filler rods that contain the melting metal. It’s also referred to by the name of Gas Metal Arc Welding, also known as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW).
Mig welding is a widespread process. It is a Mig welder that is operated by passing an electric current through a wire, which then heats to the point that it is able to melt two pieces of steel together. In some welders, the power source is replaced by an arc that produces the same kind of heat that a Mig.
It’s the most popular kind of welding currently in use. However, it can be difficult to master. It requires a lot of practice to become proficient at this process and more patience when learning how to weld using an arc welder, and it’s a strain to carry around. Don’t be afraid to try any DIY task; rely on Mascot Steel’s Mig welding professionals from Mascot Steel to complete your task in time and on budget. Call Mascot Steel today to get a no-cost estimate and to experience our five-star customer service.
Tig Welding
Tig welding machines are utilised to fill in gaps in metal in which other kinds of welding don’t work effectively. They are extremely versatile and are able to be utilised with a range of different materials, including aluminium. The filler wire of the machine acts as a torch that melts two metal pieces together with an arc or other kind that uses a heating device. It is usually thought to be more accurate than conventional methods such as MIG (Metal-Inert gas) welding. If you’re performing TIG welding by yourself, make sure to break regularly to ensure that your welding surface isn’t getting too hot.
Mascot Steel specialises in all things tig welding. This includes the design of projects and selecting machines. Our clients are aware that if they’re looking for top-quality equipment, professional knowledge and highly skilled team members to complete their project, there’s a better option than Mascot Steel located in Sydney, Australia. There is no job too big or small.
Spot Welding
Spot welding is the method of joining metal pieces using high pressure on the spot of one piece.
Spot welding is different in comparison to MIG as well as TIG in the sense that it is not electrically powered; instead, it is driven by hydraulics.
Mascot Steel provides a range of spot welding services for affordable costs. Contact us today for an instant and no-cost quote, or stop by our Sydney workshop to talk about your next job. We can manage small projects or construction projects, as well as other projects.