Why Zeus puts stainless TIG at the centre of the offer
TIG welding gives close control over the weld pool and is particularly well suited to stainless fabrication where joint quality, heat control and final appearance matter. Zeus brings 30+ years of hands-on fabrication and welding experience to this type of work.
For a customer, the important question is not simply “Do I need TIG?” but what the finished component must look like, fit like and do in service. Zeus can consider the welds together with the cut parts, bends, joints and final finish rather than treating welding as an isolated operation.
Typical stainless TIG enquiries
Typical enquiries include stainless sheet-metal assemblies, pipe and tubular details, hoppers, transitions, vessel-style components, formed parts and polished fabrications where the welded joint or surrounding finish matters. The process and joint still depend on the drawing, material, section thickness and specification.
If a welded fabrication needs to connect to an existing item, include photographs or drawings of the mating part. That helps identify important dimensions and reduces the risk of quoting a component that cannot be checked properly at the interface.
Stainless TIG welding and fabrication
Stainless is a core specialism rather than an add-on service. Zeus can review the complete stainless requirement — cut and formed sheet, TIG-welded joints, fabricated details and the final brushed, satin or polished appearance. Include the stainless grade where known and identify any visible faces or finish-matching requirements.
Weld appearance and finishing
Where appearance matters, say so at quotation stage. A weld that will be dressed, polished or left visible may need a different approach from a joint where appearance is secondary. If you have a finish sample or reference photograph, attach it with the enquiry.
Likewise, if the fabrication will be polished after welding, include that requirement from the beginning so welding, access and finishing can be considered together.
What to send for a TIG welding quote
- A drawing, sketch or clear photographs of the component
- Material and grade if known
- Material thickness or section size
- Quantity
- Required weld locations or weld symbols where specified
- Finish or appearance requirement
- Any components the fabrication must mate with
If you are not sure whether TIG is the right process, send the job rather than trying to specify the welding process yourself. Describe the finished requirement and Zeus can review the fabrication as a whole.
TIG welding as part of a complete fabrication
A welded part often starts as cut and folded sheet. It may then need additional brackets, flanges, machined details or polishing. Sending the complete drawing allows those stages to be planned together and gives a clearer basis for quotation.
See genuine Zeus fabrication
The photographs below show work fabricated by Zeus. They give a practical indication of the type, finish and scale of work customers can discuss when sending a new enquiry.
Real project evidence: See fabricated sheet-metal assembly, polished tubular and fabricated details, large conical fabrication. These project pages describe only what the photographs and established Zeus information support.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between TIG and MIG welding?
TIG gives the welder very fine control of the arc and filler addition, while MIG feeds wire continuously through the torch. The best choice depends on the material, joint, section size, production requirement and desired finish.
Can I send a sample part for a TIG welding enquiry?
Yes. An existing component can be useful where a replacement or matching fabrication is required. Include dimensions and photographs where possible.
Can TIG welding be quoted with bending and fabrication?
Yes. Sending the complete component or assembly drawing is usually the best way to quote a job that combines formed sheet, welding and finishing.
Send the job for a quote
Send your drawing, quantity, material if known, finish requirement and delivery postcode. If you do not have a drawing, attach photographs and describe what you need the component to do.
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