Weld quality can mean the difference between a long-lasting, high-performing custom parts washing basket, and a basket that falls apart after just a few hours of use.
Marlin Steel uses a variety of welding equipment and techniques to meet the needs of customers. From electric arc welding, to acetylene torch welds, Marlin has the right tools and know-how to create a superior bond between metal forms.
A while ago, Marlin Steel’s engineering team was asked by a client whether a stainless steel nut could be
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Topics:
Custom Wire Baskets,
Welding
For all of Marlin’s custom wire baskets, welding is crucial for ensuring that the basket is able to meet the customer’s needs. However, there’s
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Topics:
Welding
There are several kinds of welding techniques and processes that Marlin applies to its custom wire forms—the
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Topics:
Wire Forms,
Welding
Welding is a critical process for manufacturing any complex custom metal form. Marlin Steel’s manufacturing team frequently performs welds with varying types of stainless steel to complete complex custom wire forms for
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Topics:
Welding
Inconel is the brand name for a family of metal alloys with a high nickel-chromium content that are renowned for their extreme heat tolerance. Inconel alloys retain a high degree of their tensile strength, even at
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Topics:
Welding
They may say “everything’s bigger in Texas,” but Marlin’s IDEAL medium frequency direct current (MFDC) welding machine might get that phrase changed to “everything’s bigger in Maryland.”
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Topics:
Welding,
Ideal Welding Machine
Marlin’s investments in factory automation have helped us meet incredibly tight parts tolerances
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Topics:
American Manufacturing,
Welding
