At Telford Scientific, we utilise TIG Welding - also known as Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) - to deliver exceptionally clean, precise, and high-integrity welds in both stainless steel and aluminium.

This advanced process enables us to meet the exacting standards required in today’s semiconductor, scientific, and analytical instrumentation sectors.

TIG welding is particularly well-suited to thin stainless-steel components used in vacuum applications, where absolute leak tightness is essential, as well as thicker aluminium assemblies, where strength and structural stability are paramount. Its superior control, low spatter, and minimal heat distortion make it the preferred choice for critical, high-performance fabrication.

Widely used across semiconductor tooling, mass spectrometry equipment, and other high-precision systems, TIG welding supports the strong, clean, and visually consistent joints demanded in advanced manufacturing environments.

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Key Advantages

High-Quality Welds:

Produces strong, clean, and aesthetically refined joints with little to no spatter — ideal for applications where both performance and appearance matter.

Versatility:

Suitable for a wide range of metals and highly adaptable for welding in all positions, supporting complex component geometries.

Precision:

Allows exceptional control over heat input and weld formation, enabling fine, intricate work and the joining of thin-gauge materials with minimal distortion.