Not every welding job is the same process. The material, the joint configuration, the required strength, and the finish expectations all determine which welding method is appropriate, and applying the wrong one produces a joint that looks acceptable but fails under load or corrodes prematurely. CMV Fabrication provides custom welding services across MIG and TIG processes on steel and aluminum as well as stainless steel, matching the method to what each joint actually requires.
MIG welding is the faster process and suits most structural and general-purpose steel work. It deposits filler material quickly and produces strong joints on carbon steel and aluminum where appearance is secondary to strength. Most production welding on heavier components runs through MIG because the speed keeps project timelines manageable without sacrificing joint integrity.
TIG welding is slower, more precise, and produces a cleaner bead. It is the standard for stainless steel, thin-gauge aluminum, and any joint where the weld itself will be visible in the finished product. CMV Fabrication uses TIG welding on work where appearance, corrosion resistance, or material sensitivity demands the finer control TIG provides. The choice between the two is a technical decision CMV makes based on the material, the joint, and the end use of the part.
Customers with parts or assemblies that need welding can contact CMV Fabrication with the material, joint requirements, and quantity. CMV Fabrication provides welding as a standalone service for customers who bring their own parts and as part of a full fabrication project where cutting, forming and welding along with finishing are handled together.
