I had my custom stainless exhaust TIG welded. Had brought the parts and the welds turned out great. Very good communication, good quick work turn around. Would definitely recommend for anyone needing nice quick and clean work. Welds are smooth and very solid. Thanks again for a great job.
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Specialty Welding Repairs in Huntsville, OH
Specialty welding repairs fix hard-to-weld or worn parts, including cracked cast aluminum, worn equipment that needs hard surfacing, and machinery that needs a full rebuild.
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- Call (614) 296-6426
What's Included
- Cast aluminum welding and repair
- Hard surfacing and wear restoration
- Equipment rebuild and restoration
- Problem-solving on difficult repairs
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Custom TIG Welding
Custom TIG welding for stainless steel, mild steel, and specialty alloys. Ideal for exhaust systems, fuel tanks, brackets, and precision work where clean, strong welds matter. We bring your parts to life with smooth, solid seams.
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Metal Fabrication
Custom metal fabrication from design through installation. Build exhaust systems, frames, brackets, guards, and one-of-a-kind parts in steel or stainless. We work efficiently and adapt as the job unfolds.
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Common questions and tips from our work with Huntsville customers.
- Can cracked cast aluminum be welded?
- Often, yes. Cast aluminum can hold oil, dirt, and porosity that cause problems in a weld, so the area is cleaned thoroughly and the crack is ground out to sound metal. The part is usually preheated and TIG welded with a suitable aluminum filler. Some castings are too thin, porous, or badly damaged to repair, so the part should be looked at first.
- What is hard surfacing and when do I need it?
- Hard surfacing, also called hardfacing, adds a layer of wear-resistant weld metal to parts that grind against dirt, rock, wood, or other material. It is used on grinder parts, mill components, bucket edges, and tillage tools. A part that is built back up can return to service instead of being replaced, and the hard layer helps it last longer between repairs.
- Is it worth rebuilding older equipment?
- It often is when the frame and main components are sound. A rebuild repairs or replaces worn wear parts, rewelds cracks, and builds up surfaces that have been ground down. Compare the cost of the repair with the cost of a replacement and how long new parts take to get. For machinery that is no longer made, a rebuild may be the only practical option.
Tip
Clean the part before you bring it in
Grease, oil, and dirt burn into a weld and cause porosity. Scrape off caked mud and grease, and degrease the area if you can, especially around a crack. Do not paint over or fill a crack before it is welded. If the part comes off a machine, note how it mounts and anything you noticed when it broke.
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. We're happy to weld custom parts, repair exhaust systems, or fix cast aluminum on a vehicle that isn't running. Bring us what you have and we'll work with it. Call (614) 296-6426 to discuss your project.
We're open 24/7 and flexible with timing. Whether you need weekend work or off-hours service, call to talk through what works. We make it happen.
We specialize in stainless steel and mild steel TIG welding, and we handle cast aluminum repair and hard surfacing as well. Tell us what material you're working with and we'll let you know what we can do.
Pricing depends on the materials, complexity, and time the job takes. Call (614) 296-6426 with details about what you need, and we'll give you an honest estimate.
Yes. We handle equipment rebuild, hard surfacing, and custom modifications on mills, grinders, and other industrial equipment. Describe the job and we'll work out the details.
Proper TIG technique, good fit-up, clean base metal, and the right filler rod. We focus on those fundamentals. Every bead is inspected and solid welds that hold up.
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