AWS Certified Welding Services
Freedom Fabricators provides AWS-certified welding capabilities for custom fabrication, structural components, precision assemblies, and production work. Our team uses MIG and TIG welding processes across carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other suitable metals to produce strong, clean, repeatable welds for projects ranging from individual components to larger fabricated assemblies.
Welding Capabilities
Freedom Fabricators supports MIG and TIG welding for both structural and precision fabrication work. The right process depends on material, thickness, joint design, appearance requirements, production volume, and applicable project specifications.
- MIG welding
- TIG welding
- Carbon steel welding
- Stainless steel welding
- Aluminum welding
- Structural and load-bearing assemblies
- Precision fabricated assemblies
- Custom components and prototypes
- Repeat production welding
Welding Equipment
Our listed welding equipment includes:
- Miller Millermatic 255 w/ Push-Pull Whip (x2)
- MBC R2 Welding Positioner
- Everlast EXT 255
- Everlast EXT 325 (x2)
- Everlast EXT 400
- Power iTIG 200T
These systems support both efficient production welding and detailed work where control, appearance, and consistency matter.
Materials We Weld
Common welding materials include:
- Carbon steel
- Stainless steel
- Aluminum
- Other suitable specialty metals where project requirements and procedures allow
Material grade, thickness, joint design, filler requirements, and applicable welding specifications should be reviewed before production.
MIG vs. TIG Welding
MIG welding is well suited for efficient production, heavier material, and many structural applications. TIG welding offers greater control and cleaner appearance for thinner material, stainless steel, aluminum, detailed components, and visible welds.
Freedom Fabricators can select the welding process based on the actual part, material, structural requirements, and desired finish rather than treating every assembly the same way.
Benefits of Our Welding Services
- AWS-certified welding capabilities
- MIG and TIG process flexibility
- Support for steel, stainless steel, and aluminum
- Custom, prototype, and repeat production work
- Capability for both structural and precision assemblies
- Integration with cutting, forming, machining, inspection, and finishing
- Clean, controlled welds for visible and functional components
From Cut Parts to Completed Weldments
Welding is often one step in a larger fabrication process. Parts can be cut, formed through CNC bending, machined, fitted, welded, and then move into inspection or finishing as required.
This coordinated workflow helps reduce vendor handoffs and gives our fabrication team better control over fit-up, alignment, weld preparation, and final assembly quality.
Industries We Serve
Our welding capabilities support a wide range of fabrication applications, including:
- Aerospace support and precision manufacturing
- Industrial manufacturing
- Commercial construction
- OEM production
- Equipment fabrication
- Structural fabrication
- Custom manufacturing
Why Choose Freedom Fabricators for Welding?
Freedom Fabricators combines certified welding capabilities with a broader metal fabrication operation. Customers can work with one team for cutting, bending, machining, welding, inspection, and finishing coordination instead of managing several separate vendors.
Our certifications and quality credentials support projects that require documented manufacturing standards and qualified welding capability.
Frequently Asked Questions About AWS Certified Welding
What welding processes does Freedom Fabricators offer?
Freedom Fabricators provides MIG and TIG welding for a range of structural, custom, precision, and production fabrication applications.
Is Freedom Fabricators AWS certified for welding?
Freedom Fabricators maintains multiple AWS welding certifications. Project-specific certification documentation can be requested when required. Additional quality credentials are listed on our Certifications page.
What materials can you weld?
Common materials include carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Other suitable metals may be reviewed based on the project, procedure, and specification requirements.
What is the difference between MIG and TIG welding?
MIG welding is efficient for many production and heavier-material applications. TIG welding provides greater control and is often used for thinner material, stainless steel, aluminum, detailed components, and applications where weld appearance is important.
Can you handle both custom weldments and production work?
Yes. Freedom Fabricators supports one-off fabricated assemblies, prototypes, custom work, and repeat production depending on the project requirements.
Can welded parts be inspected and finished afterward?
Yes. Welded assemblies can move into Freedom Fabricators’ inspection process and applicable finishing services based on the drawing, appearance, coating, or project requirements.
Need Certified Welding for Your Project?
Send Freedom Fabricators your drawings, material requirements, weld specifications, quantities, and any certification or documentation requirements. Our team can review the complete assembly before production begins.