Welding
Welding Built for Real-World Performance
Welding is not just about joining metal — it’s about strength, accuracy, and reliability over the life of a part. At Maine Source Machining, welding is a controlled, in-house process backed by the right equipment, proper fixturing, and experienced tradespeople who understand how welded parts perform beyond the shop floor.
From simple fabrications to complex weldments, we deliver consistent, repeatable results you can count on.
Welding Processes & Equipment
We utilize multiple welding processes to match the right method to your material, design, and performance requirements.
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GMAW (MIG) — power sources up to 256 amps for efficient production welding
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GTAW (TIG) — power sources up to 300 amps for precision and cosmetic welds
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Laser Welding — IPG laser welding system for low heat input, minimal distortion, and tight tolerances
This range allows us to weld thin-gauge components, structural assemblies, and precision parts with confidence and consistency.
Fixturing & Positioning for Repeatability
Quality welding starts with proper setup. Our welding operations are supported by dedicated fixturing and positioning systems to ensure correct alignment, fit-up, and weld orientation.
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Precision jig and fixture tables
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Rotary positioners for controlled, repeatable welds
These tools reduce variability, improve weld integrity, and support repeatable results in both short-run and production work.
Integrated, In-House Manufacturing
Because welding is performed under the same roof as machining, laser cutting, forming, and finishing, we maintain full control of the process from start to finish.
That means:
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No subcontracting
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Fewer handoffs
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Tighter dimensional control
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Faster turnaround
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One team accountable for quality
Welded assemblies move seamlessly into downstream operations without delays or miscommunication.
Built on Experience, Not Hype
A weld is something you need to trust. Our team understands the mechanical properties of materials, heat input, distortion control, and how welded components interact with machining, coatings, and final assembly.
The result is weldments that don’t just look good — they perform as intended in real operating conditions.
Let’s Talk About Your Project
Whether you need a one-off fabrication or repeat production welding, we’re ready to support your requirements with precision, consistency, and responsiveness.
Contact us to discuss your welding needs or request a quote.