Welding
If you want to join or meld several items together, then you have come to the right place. Dan Vals offers welding in a number of metals, such as aluminium, iron and copper, and we make sure that all welding seams are an exact match to your specifications and requirements.
Get specialised welding to your requirements
Dan Vals specialises in working several different metals, so we also offer several types of welding methods to give you the best results. For example, if you require fine results that should be visible in your construction, we would recommend TIG welding. If the welding is to connect stronger types of materials, we offer MIG/MAG welding. And what if you require larger series welding? Or do you require very high precision? Here, we would recommend robot welding, which saves time and is extremely accurate and cost-effective.
We make sure to adapt the welding method to your exact materials and requirements.
As a starting point, we work with everything from iron to aluminium and stainless steel, but this could lead to limitations with regard to the quality of the material. We therefore always consider the specific application, and what will be required of the welds and the specific material afterwards. This means that we will find a solution that is the best match for you, your materials and your project – whatever it takes; electric arc, laser, robot technology or something completely different.
Dan Vals: Your preferred partner
All Dan Vals employees are specialists in welding, bending and rolling and will therefore never compromise on the quality of their welds and the final result. You can therefore be confident that your wishes, needs and specifications are prioritised and taken into account in all processes.
We have experience with the needs and requirements of several different industries, and we are therefore extremely proud of our cases and references, which highlight unique solutions for everything from the wind power and transport sectors to the maritime industry.
Do you have a project that requires welded solutions? You are very welcome to contact us for a no-strings offer.
The various types of welding we do
Whether you need to weld together some large metal objects, or whether you need fine-tuned, small welding, we can help you. We not only work with welding projects of different sizes but also with various types of welding.
If you have any questions or need a good piece of advice and professional guidance, we are at your service. In collaboration with you, we ensure to take the entire welding project safely from A to Z, regardless of whether it’s copper, iron, steel, or other materials. As mentioned earlier, we are also more than happy to help you with your project, whether you want to weld together a few pieces or if you want us to handle a large project for you.
In the following sections, you can read more about what TIG, MAG, and MIG welding are.
a bit about tig welding
Regarding the first type of welding methods we use, it might interest you to know what TIG is short for. TIG is an English abbreviation, and it stands for Tungsten Inert Gas. TIG is not the only abbreviation for this type of welding, as it can also be called Gas Tungsten Arc Welding, and this is then abbreviated to GTAW.
TIG welding is a special kind of welding, and when using this welding method, we weld two metal objects together by using a tungsten electrode in the arc welding process. In short, this means that both the metal object (the melted metal) and the electrode are protected against the surrounding air. This type of welding therefore ensures a really nice finish.
TIG welding is the right choice if you want to weld together thin metal objects, where the surface/finish is crucial. This might for example be visible metal surfaces in new constructions like apartment buildings, houses, or corporate buildings.
when should you choose mag welding?
A welding method that is very similar to MIG welding is MAG welding. MAG is an abbreviation of Metal Active Gas, whereas MIG is an abbreviation of Metal Inert Gas. The difference between MIG and MAG welding is therefore whether the gas is active or inactive.
When it comes to the question about when to choose MAG welding, the short answer is that MAG welding is the optimal welding method, if you want to weld a lot of objects quickly. It is a quick and efficient welding method, but when welding this way, it produces welds that might not be as pretty as seams made with e.g. TIG welding. You can choose this welding method if the finish isn’t that important.
An advantage of using MAG welding is that it’s a manual method, where the welder has a high degree of control over the welding as well as the metal object. Furthermore, it is also an advantage that this welding method produces less splatters/sprays.
does mig welding have any limitations?
Last but not least we also work with MIG welding. As mentioned earlier, an inactive gas is used in this welding method. MIG welding can basically be used for the same things as MAG welding, and the primary difference is that the inert gas in this form of welding is not used in the welding itself.
The answer to whether MIG welding has any limitations is: “yes, it does”. One of the limitations is that this method cannot be used for all materials. Another downside to MIG welding is that the method is not optimal for thin materials. In that case, you should choose TIG welding instead.