MIG and TIG welding and fabrication for steel, stainless, aluminum, and specialty alloys, from high-volume runs to detailed small-part work.
MIG welding feeds a consumable metal electrode through a welding gun, forming an electrical arc between the electrode and workpiece to fuse strong, consistent joints. TIG welding uses a tungsten electrode fed into the torch by the operator, delivering greater precision and control for thinner materials and specialty projects. Running both processes in-house lets us match the method to the part, the metal, and the production volume.
MIG for fast, continuous, high-production joints and dissimilar metals, TIG for precise, high-strength welds and clean aesthetics on thin and non-ferrous stock.
| Processes | MIG (GMAW) and TIG welding |
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| Materials | Steel, stainless, aluminum, nickel, magnesium, copper |
| Scope | Small part runs to large assemblies |
| Finish | Uniform, repeatable weld beads |
MIG welding is easy to apply, lays down minimal slag, joins dissimilar metals, and runs at consistent speed thanks to its continuous electrode feed, making it ideal for high-production work. TIG welding trades speed for control, producing high-strength joints and welds that look like a uniform stack of coins. It excels on thin materials and non-ferrous metals where precision and appearance matter most.
Our welding connects to CNC milling, cutting, inspection, robotic workcells, and assembly, keeping fabrication in-house from CAD design through finished part.
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We weld steel, stainless steel, aluminum, nickel, magnesium, copper, and metal alloys across production runs and detailed small-part projects.
- Steel
- Stainless steel
- Aluminum
- Nickel
- Magnesium
- Copper and alloys
Over 50 years and over 40,000 sq ft of capability back strong, clean welds backed by fabrication, machining, and robotic welding workcells.
Serving Metro Detroit and the globe
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Welding connects CAD design, cutting, machining, inspection, and assembly so fabricated parts are built and verified before they ship.
Submit a drawing, print, PDF, or STEP file for a Request for Quote. Call 248-554-1818 or email sales@gablemfg.com and our team will respond quickly.