Capability / Joining
Welding
Clean welds.
Strong assemblies.
- Processes
- MIG · TIG · Spot
- Materials
- Steel · SS · Al
- Inspection
- Strength & finish
- Volumes
- Proto → production
Welding joins formed tube and sheet into working assemblies. Experienced technicians weld on calibrated equipment with process controls in place.
TIG gives detailed control for visible stainless and aluminum welds. MIG is fast and strong for structural frames. Spot welding joins sheet metal lap joints without filler.
Welding sits in the same flow as forming, punching and machining, so fit-up is planned before the first bend and assemblies move on to hardware, finishing and assembly without leaving the process.
What's included
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TIG Welding
Controlled, detailed welds on steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloy assemblies.
- TIG welding on steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloys
- Welds inspected for strength and finish
ApplicationsWelded tube frames · Mounting tabs and brackets · Cosmetic stainless and aluminum welds
- 02
MIG Welding
Fast, strong welds for fabricated steel and aluminum assemblies.
- MIG welding on steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloys
ApplicationsStructural frames · Carbon steel weldments · Production welded assemblies
- 03
Spot Welding
Resistance spot welding for joining sheet metal lap joints without filler.
- Spot welding
ApplicationsSheet metal enclosures · Panel assemblies
On the floor
Processes
- MIG welding
- TIG welding
- Spot welding
Materials
- Steel
- Stainless steel
- Aluminum alloys
Work types
- Welded tube frames
- Brackets and mounting tabs
- Sheet metal assemblies
- High-mix custom assemblies
Equipment and processes as published by Right Manufacturing. Tolerances are confirmed per drawing.
Materials
Where it's used
- MedicalCarts, monitor display components and equipment support structures for medical device OEMs.
- AutomotiveFormed and welded components for automotive and off-road programs that need repeatable quality over the product life cycle.
- IndustrialEnclosures, frames, brackets and assemblies for industrial equipment built for tough environments.
- ArchitecturalFormed and fabricated metal components for architectural and construction projects.
- DecorativeIndoor and outdoor decorative metal work — bent, formed, welded and finished.
- MilitaryFormed, welded and assembled metal components built to customer drawings and specifications.
Frequently asked
What's the difference between MIG, TIG and spot welding?
MIG is quick and clean for structural welds. TIG gives more detailed control for visible or thin work. Spot welding joins overlapping sheet without filler.
How long does welding take?
It depends on the job. Right gives a time estimate before work starts.
Is fabrication different from welding?
Yes. Fabrication is the full process of building a part from metal. Welding is one step that joins the pieces.
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