Welding

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Proplate offers welding services for industrial steel parts, including MIG-welding, MAG-welding and robotic welding.

At our state-of-the-art facilities in Oxelösund, Sweden, we offer manual welding services, as well as automated- and part-automated welding services, depending on your specific production demands. We also apply flame straightening afterwards for a perfect finish for your steel part.

Bevel cutting for a superior weld

For a superior welding preparation, we apply bevel cutting in our cutting machines, using both high-definition plasma and gas. This process makes it possible for us to offer high-quality preparation as well as shorter lead times.

Internationally certified welding services

Proplate offers global expertise across all areas of industrial steel part production, including welding. We are certified for advanced welding work according to ISO 3834-2 and EN 1090-1 EXC3.

High-capacity, multi-process steel part production

Proplate’s welding services is a part of our multi-process production plant. With the whole production chain within our gates – from cutting to coating, we manufacture prefabricated components and assemblies to be used right away in our customers production line. Our production facilities are equipped to support high-volume, high-capacity steel part production, for optimal value in your supply chain.

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Ian Hardy

Ian Hardy

COO, North America

  +44 7809 443306
   ian.hardy@proplate.se

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