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Coded Welding Services
Many industries rely on well effective manufactured process pipework systems to transport fluids and gasses for complex manufacturing. Tri-Stain Pipeworx are market leaders in coded & orbital welding services.
Tri-Stain Pipeworx's Enclosed head orbital welding services conform to all BS, EN & ASME standards and our team of experienced orbital welders carefully select computerised orbital welding programmes to provide optimum system performance.
We operate the following welding processes, Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) otherwise known as TIG welding, Enclosed Head Orbital, M.I.G (GMAW) & M.M.A (SMAW) welding processes to meet stringent requirements of the various process industries.
The company's extremely high levels of welding excellence offered to all our customers.
Our coded welders are subject to regular examinations and are fully certified.
Listed below are some of the materials covered by our in-house weld procedures
Carbon steel • Stainless steel • Aluminium • Nickel • Titanium • Chrome Molybdenum • P5, P11, P22 & P91, • Hastelloy • Incolloy • Monel • UPVC • PVDF • Polyethylene • Duplex & Super Duplex
Why Choose TRI-STAIN PIPEWORX ?
Certified Expert & Team
determine if weldments meet acceptance criteria
Fast Reliable Services
Optimize workflow by minimizing unnecessary steps
How do I prepare metal surfaces for welding?
Prep and Clean the Surface: Use solvents like acetone or lacquer thinners to remove any residue. Wire brushing is effective, using steel brushes for aluminum and carbon steel brushes for iron
How do I prevent weld distortion?
Use Intermittent Welds: When possible, opt for intermittent welds instead of continuous ones. This can save up to 75% of weld metal and reduce distortion.
Can different metals be welded together?
Welding Process: Different welding methods work better with specific metals. Familiarize yourself with various techniques
What types of welding are there?
MIG Welding (GMAW)
TIG Welding (GTAW)
Stick Welding (SMAW)
Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)
