This page describes equipment categories used in welding, fabrication, preparation, inspection and handling. Specific availability depends on the confirmed project scope.
Used for precise welding of stainless steel, titanium alloys and other materials requiring careful heat control.
Manual TIG (WIG) welding machines — for welding tubes, thin sheets, and parts with complex shapes.
Orbital welding — automated equipment for welding tubes with diameters from 6 to 115 mm and wall thicknesses up to 3 mm, supporting repeatable weld quality and stable production rhythm.
High-productivity machines for welding carbon and alloyed steels, as well as aluminum alloys. Ensure stable arc and uniform penetration, which is especially important when working with thicker wall thicknesses.
Traditional arc welding technology, necessary in the assembly of metal structures with large cross-sections, as well as in conditions requiring mobility or work in the open air.
Used for specific tasks such as brazing non-ferrous metals or small-series welding work requiring special precision and careful temperature control.
(laser, plasma, or water — depending on needs) Used to prepare precise parts with controlled tolerances, which is especially important in the production of complex metal structures and technological pipeline components.
(including CNC models) Ensure high precision in processing parts, flanges, fittings, and other pipeline system elements. Modern machines reduce production cycle time and ensure stable part quality in large series.
Used for bending sheet metal and forming cylindrical or conical elements used in tank constructions and housing parts.
Help save time and ensure high reproducibility of holes and cuts in tubes, sheets, and structural profiles.
Allow bringing welds and metal surfaces to the required degree of cleanliness and smoothness, which is especially important in the food and pharmaceutical industries, where hygiene is important.
Used when working with stainless steel, where it is necessary to restore corrosion resistance after welding and final processing.
Ultrasonic Defectoscopes
Radiographic Systems for Weld Control
Penetrant Testing (PT)
Magnetic Testing (MT)
All these methods help detect internal and surface defects in time, increasing the safety and reliability of structures.
Digital calipers, laser meters, precision gauges allow verifying the conformity of parts with drawings and tolerances.
Used for handling heavy sheet materials, tubes, and finished metal structures within the workshop.
Ensure efficient logistics in the company, simplifying storage and transportation of products.
O uso de máquinas CNC modernas e equipamento de soldadura certificado reduz a possibilidade de erros e apoia a qualidade final do produto.
Thanks to process automation, Weld Tech Group can efficiently execute orders, maintain stable quality, and meet short assembly and production deadlines.
A wide range of equipment allows us to work with various metals and alloys, including difficult-to-weld materials (titanium, aluminum, highly alloyed steels).
Our own production and welding-assembly base allows comprehensive solution of production tasks: from metal cutting and bending to final assembly and testing.