A closer look at prototype fabrication, production support, and controlled rework/modification carried out with clean prep, fit-up, weld control, and finish in mind.
Fabricated aluminium component with threaded ports, finished for clean fit-up, access, and repeatable assembly.
Stainless work where presentation and function both matter, with clean weld control around part geometry and assembly requirements.
From one-off parts to corrected assemblies, Kelvern focuses on fabrication that holds up in use and still looks right on delivery.
Contamination, oxide, sharp edges, and poor access are dealt with before the weld starts. Good TIG work depends on preparation, not rescue work.
Cut points, port positions, critical faces, and fit references are checked before material is committed. Small errors early become expensive errors later.
The weld is only as controlled as the fit-up allows. Joint gaps, alignment, access, and restraint are set before heat is added.
Tacks hold the job in shape before the final weld sequence. They also expose movement, access problems, and fit-up issues before the part is fully committed.
Heat input, travel speed, torch access, filler control, and sequence are managed around the material and the job requirement.
Parts can be left raw, dressed, polished, treated, or prepared for paint depending on the agreed scope. The finish follows the job, not guesswork.
The part is checked against the agreed scope before packing or handover. Fit, weld condition, finish, and obvious handling marks are reviewed before it leaves the bench.
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