MIG Welding
Strong, clean welds.
High throughput.
Minimal clean-up.
Sysclad's MIG welding capability handles large-scale production runs and bespoke fabrication — including thick aluminium plate at higher deposition rates than TIG, using our latest generation MIG welder.
Latest generation MIG welder
Thick aluminium plate capability
Production runs & bespoke work
What Mig welding is
Fast, versatile, and clean — the right process for most production welding.
MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding feeds a continuous wire electrode through a torch, shielded by an inert gas that protects the weld pool from contamination. The result is a strong, consistent weld with a smooth finish that requires minimal post-weld clean-up — making it the preferred process for high-volume fabrication work.
Its speed and ease of use make it significantly more productive than TIG welding for most structural and production applications, while still delivering the weld quality that demanding fabrication projects require.
Benefits
Why MIG welding suits production fabrication
High throughput
Continuous wire feed means faster deposition rates than TIG — making it the right choice for large-scale production runs.
Clean welds, minimal rework
Produces strong, smooth welds with little spatter and minimal post-weld clean-up — reducing time and cost downstream.
Versatile across materials
Suitable for mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminium — covering the full range of materials used in Sysclad's fabrication work.
Cost-effective
Faster process and lower consumable cost than TIG makes MIG the more economical choice for most production welding applications.
Strong, reliable joints
Produces full-penetration welds with excellent mechanical strength — suitable for structural and load-bearing applications.
Consistent across runs
Automated wire feed and stable arc make it easier to maintain consistent weld quality across high-volume production.