We offer welding machine and equipment repairs, services & calibrations both on site and in our Birmingham-based workshop.
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Arc Welding Services Ltd supply a wide range of welding equipment including TIG, MIG, Plasma Machines and welding tools and supplies. We also provide generator hire services in Birmingham and the surrounding areas.
We have over 40 years of experience dealing with major clients such as
British Rail, Rolls Royce, Corus and BOC, so you can rest assured in the knowledge that you will get a first-class service from our expert staff.
We are hiring, take a look at our JOB VACANCIES and apply today.
We’re able to supply a wide range of new or used welding equipment including welding and gas cutting, as well as protective equipment and other relevant accessories: anything you could possibly need for one-off jobs or ongoing commercial projects. Our welding supplies are available for hire or sale. All used machines have a comprehensive check with 3 months warranty as standard.
Based in the centre of the Midlands, we’re perfectly placed to provide our products including welding tools, and our additional services, such as rentals and repairs, throughout the local area.
For more information about our products and services, please fill out our online enquiry form or call Arc Welding Services Ltd today on 0121 327 2249.
June-06-2021
Local exhaust ventilation (L.E.V) is often called dust and/or fume extraction; it can help keep the environment clean before people breathe in these harmful substances. Local Exhaust Ventilation explained… Every year many employees contract occupational asthma and other lung diseases, as reported by The Health and Safety Executive (HSE). These health issues develop because of… Continue reading L.E.V Testing
March-03-2021
Welding is an art. As with any art, colour plays a crucial factor. Welding is no different, and it can produce different colours depending on the type of weld and the metal or material being welded. Often, the colour of the weld can indicate a lot about it. Whilst there are many different and reliable… Continue reading Colours In Welding: What Do They Mean?
February-02-2021
An Overview of Glass Welding Glass welding is most commonly used during the practice of ‘glassblowing’. Glassblowing is a technique that involves inflating and manipulating hot, molten glass into shapes or bubbles using a blowpipe, also referred to as a blow tube. The process of glassblowing is accomplished by heating glass and turning it into… Continue reading What Is Glass Welding Used For?
