TIG welding

At KAMI, we perform certificate welding with TIG. We use TIG welding, process 141, and our blacksmiths have welding certificates that meet the DS/EN ISO 9606-1 and DS/EN ISO 9606-2 standards.

In addition to welding various structures, we also perform pipe welding in stainless steel, aluminum and black steel. We can provide regular pipe welding, but in addition to this, we can also offer pipe welding via rotary table welding. Using the rotary table, the pipes rotate automatically during the welding process, allowing us to perform a partially automated process.

Pipe welding produced via a rotary table provides a consistent result and will often also increase efficiency, reducing the cost of the weld.

The benefits of TIG welding are that the process produces a strong and consistent weld. Our skilled blacksmiths can create exceptionally neat welds that do not require any post-processing. In addition to the great visual appeal, TIG welding also gives us the ability to weld hard-to-reach weld seams.

We perform TIG welding with and without the addition of wire, and if we are welding in very thin materials, we usually weld without the addition of wire. TIG welding at KAMI is performed with inert gases, for example, we use Argon as a shielding gas. TIG welding is performed because of the precision and derived quality we can achieve through the concentrated arc. If you require an external weld inspection, we can have NDT performed on the welds via our partners.