Micro Weld, Inc

Micro TIG welding is ideal for mold repairs as it provides high precision and minimal heat distortion, allowing for intricate repairs on molds and dies without compromising the integrity of the original part.

Micro Weld offers precision laser microwelding and tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding services. Our services include welding repairs and revisions on injection molds and dies, proof of concept, research and development (R&D), and production welding for various industries.

Yes, Micro Weld can handle emergency mold revision and repair, including one-day turnaround services.

Micro Weld specializes in high-precision welding, handling parts as small as 0.5mm with exceptional accuracy. Our advanced laser and TIG welding techniques ensure that even the smallest components are welded with minimal distortion.

Yes, Micro Weld provides prototype laser welding services to assist clients in product development and testing phases.

It is a process that joins two pieces of materials by heating the surface of each until they become liquid, which joins them together. The resulting weld is very strong and can withstand a lot of stress. This process is often used in medical devices, precision machine components, aerospace, gas, oil, and other engineering applications where high-strength welds are required.

Micro Weld, Inc. is capable of welding a wide range of materials, including carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, copper, nitinol, and platinum. Our team specializes in performing exceptionally small and precise welds on these materials.

The cost-effectiveness of microscopic TIG welding depends on the application and project requirements, but it's precision and quality can lead to long-term cost savings.

Laser welding uses focused laser beams to melt and join materials together with high precision. Unlike traditional welding methods, laser welding minimizes distortion and provides superior control over the weld area, making it ideal for delicate and intricate applications.

When you break it down, medical micro welding is micro. It's super small and very precise. To do this well takes time, expertise, equipment, and money – four things most businesses don’t have in abundance. If you're like most companies - especially for medical device, you think doing it in house will save you time and costs. But precision micro welding is a niche skill and requires special equipment and trained staff. Additionally, experienced micro welders who do this type of work every day can help businesses avoid costly mistakes to keep projects productive and running smoothly in the long run. We are happy to help you determine the best solution for your needs. Our team can create a plan that is right for your business, whether you are outsourcing or doing it yourself.