MIG and TIG welding — cut and welded under one roof.
Structural weldments and precision assemblies in carbon steel, stainless and aluminum, welded to AWS standards — with the laser cutting that feeds them in the same building.
IMWX provides MIG and TIG welding for structural assemblies and precision parts, welded to AWS welding standards in carbon steel, stainless and aluminum. MIG (GMAW) handles structural weldments and production work; TIG (GTAW) handles thin-wall, stainless and aluminum where a clean, controlled bead matters. Because the cutting that feeds the weld happens in the same building, parts move from laser to fit-up to final weld without leaving the floor or waiting on an outside supplier — fewer hand-offs, tighter control, shorter lead time. From heavy structural weldments to precise sub-assemblies, the joint is fit and welded by one accountable team.
What we fabricate
- Structural weldmentsBoth
- Precision sub-assembliesBoth
- Stainless & aluminum assembliesBoth
- Brackets, frames & supportsBoth
- Enclosures & tanksBoth
- Repair & retrofit weldingBoth
Representative shop and parts photography from our Alabama facility.
What runs on our floor.
- Processes
- MIG (GMAW), TIG (GTAW)
- Materials
- Carbon steel, stainless, aluminum
- Standards
- Welded to AWS welding standards
- Scope
- Structural weldments, precision sub-assemblies, repair
- Workflow
- Cut and welded in-house, fit-up through final weld
Built for the build schedule.
MIG for structural and production work; TIG for thin-wall, stainless and aluminum precision.
Welded to AWS welding standards by one accountable team.
Cutting and welding under one roof — fewer hand-offs, tighter control, shorter lead time.
More of what we run.
Questions, answered.
Yes — our MIG and TIG welding is performed to AWS welding standards.
Need welding?
Send your weldment drawings — cut and welded under one roof.