Welding occurs when high heat is applied to metals, which fuses the materials and forms a strong bond. While most people are aware of welding as a construction method, this service has many other amazing applications. If you're curious about welding and wonder whether it can benefit your business, use this guide to understand a few of the basics.

FAQ About Welding

How can I use welded products?

Welded items and fixtures have much to offer businesses in terms of visual appeal. Commissioning a custom piece of metal furniture, such as a meeting table or ornate chair, will impress your clients and convey that your business cares about quality. You can also use welding to update your store or office features, such as securing handrails or installing decorative light fixtures. You can even use welding to create artistic sculptures for the front lobby or landscape.

How can I benefit from this service?

Unlike buying a piece of furniture or fixture off the rack, you can discuss design ideas with your welder to ensure the finished product meets your expectations. Customized pieces of high quality will help your business stand out, especially when they’re artfully constructed.

Which metals can be welded?

Since welded metal undergoes high temperatures and structural pressure, the material’s melting point and tensile strength determine its suitability. For example, stainless steel is a viable option, as it’s sturdy and resists rust and corrosion. On the other hand, copper offers an aesthetic appeal that patinas nicely with age.

Will my welded pieces last?

Pieces that were professionally welded are durable and can last for years. Choose an experienced welder to craft your piece, as they’ll have the knowledge and tools to perform the task properly and create a high-quality product.

If you want to have an item welded for your business, contact the skilled team at Pac Pro Hawaii in Kapolei. These professionals use a variety of welding methods to bring their clients’ vision to reality. View a gallery of their past projects online, or call (808) 682-0404 to discuss your plans with a team member.