Welding services (MIG/MAG and TIG)
We provide welding for steel and stainless. Here’s a simple guide to MIG/MAG vs TIG and when each is recommended.
Quick overview
MIG/MAG uses a continuously fed wire and shielding gas. It’s fast and efficient for many steel jobs.
TIG uses a tungsten electrode and gives excellent control and a very clean final appearance.
MIG/MAG (in simple terms)
MIG/MAG uses a continuously fed wire and shielding gas. It’s fast and efficient for many steel jobs.
Great for metal frames and structures
Works well on medium/thicker materials
Fast turnaround and productivity
Finishing can be tailored to the job
TIG (in simple terms)
TIG uses a tungsten electrode and provides excellent control and a very clean final appearance. It’s often chosen for stainless and visible work.
Clean look for stainless steel
Fine control for detailed joints
Ideal when aesthetics matter
Typically slower than MIG/MAG