CSMFG provides robotic welding and manual welding for OEM metal assemblies in carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. The service is suited for repeatable weldments, structural frames, carts, brackets, enclosures, and production fixtures.
China Synergy Manufacturer Group has experienced welders, certified welders and robotic welders. This combination of expertise and accuracy means that we can consistently provide you with top-quality welded parts. From simple spot-welds to complex assemblies, we can produce quality weldments in aluminum, carbon steel, and stainless steel.
For large quantity productions that require speed and consistence, we recommend automatic- and robot welding.
| ARC WELDING | ||||
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| Name | N | AWS | ARC WELDING | Applications |
| Atomic hydrogen welding | -149 | AHW | Two metal electrodes in hydrogen atmosphere | Historical |
| Bare metal arc welding | -113 | BMAW | Consumable electrode, no flux or shielding gas | Historical |
| Carbon arc welding | -181 | CAW | Carbon electrode, historical | Copper, repair (limited) |
| Flux cored ard welding | 136 | FCAW | Continuous consumable electrode filled with flux | Industry, construction |
| 137 | FCAW-S | |||
| Gas metal arc welding (MIG) | 131 | GMAW | Continuous consumable electrode and shielding gas | Industry |
| 135 | ||||
| Gas tungsten arc welding (TIG) | 141 | GTAW | Nonconsumable electrode, slow, high quality welds | Aerospace,Construction(piping),Tool and Die |
| Plasma arc welding | 15 | PAW | Nonconsumable electrode, constricted arc | Tubing, instrumentation |
| Shielded metal arc welding (MMA) | 111 | SMAW | Consumable electrode covered in flux, can weld any metal as long as they have the right electrode | Construction, outdoors, maintenance |
| Submerged arc welding | 121 | SAW | Automatic, arc submerged in granular flux | |
| Magnetically Impelled Arc Butt | 185 | MIAB | both tube ends are electrodes; no protection gas; arc rotates fast along edge by applied magnetic field | pipelines and tubes |
CSMFG helps you to fine tune your product design and ensures that your parts can be manufactured accurately, efficiently and with a quality that matches your specifications.
We strongly believe in making quality jig for welding to control the products "in-process".
We can offer short manufacturing lead time for the manufacturing of new products and existing products from prototyping to mass production.
If you need secondary/finishing processes such as welding, riveting, powder coating, anodizing and/or assembly, our 5 assembly lines will take care of it. We can deliver sub-assembly and finished products.
We can manufacture metal structure with complex BOM (Bill of Material)
We have the capabilities to manufacture parts using steel, aluminum & stainless.
CSMFG provides robotic welding and manual welding for OEM metal assemblies in carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. The service is suited for repeatable weldments, structural frames, carts, brackets, enclosures, and production fixtures.
The page includes examples of welded assemblies and explains when robotic welding improves speed and consistency for production runs.
For faster sourcing decisions, include the commercial context as well as the drawing package: target unit cost, expected order frequency, approval steps, packaging needs, destination market, and any standards the part must satisfy. This helps CSMFG compare tooling cost, process risk, inspection level, and production routing before quoting.
Buyers should also identify the part's end use, failure risks, cosmetic surfaces, and any regulatory or customer-specific requirements. Those details help align sampling, inspection reports, packing methods, and long-term production controls.
| Materials | Carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, welded tube, sheet metal, formed brackets, machined inserts, and cast or forged components. |
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| Tolerances | Weldment tolerances are set from drawings, fixture strategy, distortion risk, and post-weld machining or finishing needs. |
| Batch sizes | Best fit for repeat production, but prototypes and pilot batches can be built before robotic fixture investment. |
| Lead times | Typical timing depends on fixture complexity, material availability, finishing, and inspection requirements. |
| QC checks | Visual weld checks, fixture verification, dimensional inspection, sample approval, and process control for repeat welds. |
| RFQ requirements | Send drawings, weld symbols, material grade, expected annual quantity, finish, load requirements, and inspection standards. |
Robotic welding is usually best when weld locations repeat across production quantities and fixtures can control fit-up.
Yes. Projects can include aluminum, carbon steel, and stainless steel weldments, depending on design and finish requirements.
Provide drawings, weld callouts, CAD files, material grade, finish, annual quantity, and inspection expectations.
