FRAMES &
SUPPORT ASSEMBLIES
Fabricated frames, bases and support components made around the dimensions, interfaces and connection details in your brief.
03 / JOIN · WELDING & FABRICATION
SEPARATE PARTS.
ONE SOLID
ASSEMBLY.
Welded frames, brackets and custom metal assemblies built around your drawings, connection details and project requirements.
DRAWING-LED FABRICATIONFRAMES · BRACKETS · ASSEMBLIESAUSTRALIAN PROJECT ENQUIRIES
01 / BUILT AROUND THE JOINT
THE CONNECTION
MAKES THE
DIFFERENCE.
A welded assembly is more than a set of joined parts. Material, joint preparation, fit-up and the finished geometry all need to work together.
Bring us your drawings or project brief. We review how the components fit, what the assembly needs to do and the requirements that matter to your project before confirming the fabrication scope.
02 / WELDING CAPABILITIES
FROM COMPONENTS
TO COMPLETE FORMS.
Tell us what you need joined, how it will be used and which details must be controlled.
FRAMES &
BRACKETS &
WELDED COMPONENTS
Plates, tabs, gussets and custom brackets combined into practical connection components for your application.
CUSTOM METAL
ASSEMBLIES
Project-specific parts brought together through cutting, bending, welding and assembly, with the scope agreed before production.
Material suitability, welding process, tolerances, inspection and any certification requirements are reviewed and confirmed for each quotation.
03 / DETAILS THAT MATTER
DEFINE THE JOINT.
PLAN THE FINISH.
A clear brief helps us assess the work and prepare a useful quotation. Include the details below where available.
- Material & dimensions
Material type and grade, section sizes, plate thicknesses and overall assembly dimensions.
- Joint & fit-up requirements
Weld symbols, joint locations, mating parts and critical dimensions or tolerances.
- Finish & downstream work
Visible weld requirements, grinding, coating plans and any machining or assembly after welding.
- Inspection & documentation
Applicable project specifications, acceptance criteria and any testing or documentation required.
04 / THE PROJECT PROCESS
A CLEAR PATH.
FROM BRIEF TO BUILD.
SEND THE
DETAILS
Share drawings, material, quantity, intended use and your delivery location.
AGREE THE
SCOPE
Review joints, finish, inspection requirements and the proposed production schedule.
PREPARE.
FIT. WELD.
Prepare and join the components to the agreed fabrication requirements.
CHECK &
COORDINATE
Complete the agreed checks and coordinate finishing, packing and delivery requirements.
05 / BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
A FEW USEFUL
ANSWERS.
What should I send for a welding quotation?
Send a drawing, CAD file or dimensioned sketch, plus material, quantity, finish and delivery details. Highlight weld specifications and any critical dimensions.
Can I enquire without a finished drawing?
Yes. Start with a sketch, photos, dimensions or a description of the application. We can review your brief and identify the further information needed to assess the work.
Which materials and welding processes can be used?
The appropriate material and process depend on the joint, thickness and application. Include your material grade and any specified process so suitability can be confirmed with your quotation.
Can cutting and bending be included?
Include the complete assembly in your enquiry. Cutting, bending and welding requirements can be reviewed together as part of the fabrication scope.
What about standards, testing and lead times?
Please provide the applicable project standards, inspection requirements and target date at enquiry stage. Capability, documentation, pricing and lead time need to be confirmed for your specific scope.
06 / LET'S JOIN THE DETAILS
YOUR NEXT
ASSEMBLY
STARTS HERE.
Tell us what you need welded. Send a brief through the form or email your drawings and project files directly.
HAVE DRAWINGS READY?
Include material, quantity and the Australian delivery suburb or postcode. Please send drawing attachments by email.