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Fabrication & Welding for Repeat Production

Build repeat welded assemblies with one UK manufacturing partner responsible for the connected stages. Our Chard team combines MIG and TIG welding with in-house cutting, forming, machining and powder coating to reduce handoffs and keep production aligned to the agreed drawing and deadline.

Production capability

  • •MIG and TIG welding for production components and assemblies
  • •Detail fabrication and larger fabricated structures to specification
  • •Repeat batches built from controlled drawings and production information
  • •Connected in-house cutting, forming, machining and finishing processes

Secure Capacity for Your Next Production Run

Send your drawings, quantities and required dates to discuss fabrication & welding for a batch, repeat order or rollout.

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Fabrication & Welding Procurement FAQs

What welding processes does Techrail provide?

We provide MIG and TIG welding for cut and formed metal components, fabricated assemblies and structures produced to agreed engineering drawings.

Can you manufacture welded assemblies from our drawings?

Yes. Suitable engineering drawings and 3D models can form the production reference. Provide joint details, dimensions, material, finish, quantities and delivery requirements for review.

Do you support repeat and batch welded fabrication?

Yes. Our service is positioned for business customers requiring recurring assemblies, production batches and rollout schedules, not simply isolated welding jobs.

How do you maintain consistency across welded assemblies?

We use agreed production information, repeatable preparation and checks during manufacture. Techrail is ISO 9001 certified, supporting a controlled approach from first assembly to repeat order.

Can completed assemblies be powder coated in-house?

Yes, where the assembly is suitable and within our powder coating maximum of 3000 x 1500 x 850mm. Keeping fabrication and finishing in Chard reduces external transport and supplier coordination.