Welding
We specialize in aluminum spot welding, as well as TIG and MIG welding across various materials, gauges, and sizes. All our welders are certified and adhere to AWS codes, including D1.2 and B2.1. At Newburgh Metals, our welders are also ready to swiftly obtain certification in a particular code so that we can meet the requirements of any project.
Precision Welding, Built to Outlast the Job
Newburgh Metals delivers industrial welding services in New York from a 120,000-square-foot facility in the Hudson Valley, joining aluminum, steel, and specialty alloys for manufacturers who need welds that pass inspection the first time. Whether it’s a single bracket or a full structural frame, we set up our floor to weld it right and ship it fast.
Behind every seam is a certified welder working to AWS codes, including D1.2 and B2.1, with the ability to pick up additional code certifications when a project demands it. That’s how we support custom welding services for metal with documentation and process, not just a torch and good intentions, and why repeat clients keep sending us their most demanding prints.
Why Choose Newburgh Metals for Industrial Welding Services in New York?
A strong weld shop is built on certified people, the right process for the job, and a facility that keeps parts moving. Here’s what stands behind ours.
AWS-Certified Welders on Every Job
Our welding team holds current AWS certification and works to codes such as D1.2 and B2.1 on every project. When a customer’s spec calls for a code we haven’t yet certified, we get qualified quickly rather than turning the job down.
Three Weld Types, One Floor
TIG, MIG, and aluminum spot welding all run under one roof, so thin-gauge panels, heavy structural steel, and everything in between get matched to the right process instead of a single default method.
One Building, Start to Finish
Cutting, forming, welding, powder coating, and assembly all happen inside the same Newburgh, NY, facility. A welded part never sits on a truck waiting for the next department; it moves straight to the next station.
A Facility Built to Ship
Twelve loading docks, three drive-in bays, and direct access to I-84 and I-87 mean welded assemblies leave our dock as fast as they come off the line, not days after.
Custom Metal Welding Services We Provide
From prototypes to production runs, our welding department backs manufacturers across industrial, electronics, and general fabrication with a full menu of custom metal welding services.
TIG Welding
We use TIG welding for thin materials and parts where appearance and control matter most, making it the right call for stainless steel, aluminum, and other precision components.
MIG Welding
MIG welding covers thicker sections and longer runs efficiently, a solid match for structural steel frames, brackets, and higher-volume assemblies that need consistent, strong seams fast.
Aluminum Spot Welding
Our spot welding process joins lighter-gauge aluminum quickly and cleanly, a good fit for enclosures, panels, and assemblies where a repeatable finish matters as much as speed.
Multiple Materials, Multiple Gauges
Our welders adjust technique and equipment across a wide range of materials and gauges, so thin sheet metal and heavy plate both leave the shop equally sound.
Code Compliance Built In
Every weld follows AWS codes such as D1.2 and B2.1, and our team pursues added code certifications on request, so your documentation requirements are handled before the job starts.
Welding Backed by In-House Fabrication
Because our welding department sits beside sheet metal fabrication, machining, and assembly, welded parts move directly into the next production step with no added lead time or outside vendor.
Get in Touch
Have a print that needs a certified welder behind it? Share your specifications and our team will confirm the right process, review timelines, and put together a straightforward quote within a few business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which welding processes does Newburgh Metals run?
We operate TIG welding, MIG welding, and aluminum spot welding, letting us match the right process to your material, gauge, and part geometry instead of forcing every job through one method.
Are Newburgh Metals welders certified?
Yes. Our welding team holds AWS certification and follows codes including D1.2 and B2.1. If a project requires a code we haven’t certified yet, we work to obtain it quickly.
What metals and gauges can you weld?
Our team welds aluminum, steel, and a range of other materials across various gauges and part sizes, from lightweight panels to heavier structural components.
Do you offer welding on its own or only with other services?
Both. Our industrial welding services in New York stand on their own, but they also connect directly to our in-house fabrication, machining, powder coating, and assembly departments in Newburgh, NY, if your project needs more.
How do I get a quote for custom metal welding services?
Submit your drawings, specifications, and quantities through our quote request form or email info@newburghmetals.com, and our team will follow up with pricing and a lead time.