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Reliable Workmanship in Industrial Welding
Planned, controlled, and documentable welding processes for steel, stainless steel, and aluminum fabrication.
Industrial welding and metal fabrication
AIOR WeldTIG • MIG/MAG • Stick
Planned, controlled, and documentable welding processes for steel, stainless steel, and aluminum fabrication.
TIG
MIG/MAG
SMAW
NDT
WPS
Services
End-to-end service areas for welding, fabrication, and assembly
From workshop fabrication to field implementation, we provide welding solutions suited to different materials and process needs.
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TIG Welding
Clean seams and precise heat control for stainless, aluminum, and thin-wall parts.
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MIG/MAG Welding
Efficient, repeatable welding for carbon steel and production-oriented requirements.
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Stick Welding
Practical and durable field welding solutions for hard-to-access areas.
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Stainless Fabrication
Process equipment, hygienic lines, railings, benches, and custom stainless structures.
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Aluminum Welding
Material-aware work for lightweight structures and special components.
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Pipe and Line Welding
Industrial facility piping, process lines, and field spool assembly.
Industries
Applicable welding solutions for different industries
Understanding the requirement, material, and field conditions correctly is the starting point for every industry.
Machine Manufacturing
Food and Hygienic Processing
Chemical and Process Plants
Energy and Utility Facilities
Automotive Supply Industry
Logistics and Warehousing
Construction and Steel Buildings
Agriculture and Industrial Equipment
Maintenance, Repair, and Revision
Why AIOR Weld
A planned, measurable, and accountable welding approach
Technical Pre-Assessment
We clarify material, thickness, operating environment, and assembly conditions before work begins.
Suitable Welding Method
We select the method that balances appearance, strength, and production speed for each job.
Dimensional and Fixture Discipline
We manage distortion, misalignment, and assembly risks with in-process dimensional checks.
Field Coordination
Assembly sequence, access, safety, and downtime are included in the operation plan.
Digital Traceability
Work orders, part records, and quality notes can be tracked through the AIOR approach.
Transparent Quotes
Scope, materials, schedule, and assumptions are shared clearly.
Safety First
Hot work risks, personal protective equipment, and site permits are handled seriously.
Reliable Communication
We provide brief, clear, and recorded updates during the work.
Welding methods
Method selection based on material and service conditions
We select welding methods based not only on seam appearance, but also on part geometry, service conditions, and production planning.
TIG (GTAW)
Preferred for stainless, aluminum, and thin-wall work where high seam quality, low spatter, and precise control are required.
Hygienic lines, thin parts, visible surfaces
MIG/MAG (GMAW)
Suitable for production efficiency, repeatability, and strong joints in medium-to-thick sections.
Frames, structures, repeat production
Stick Welding (SMAW)
A flexible method for maintenance and assembly that can be used with portable equipment in field conditions.
Field repair, assembly, limited access areas
Tack and Fixture Welding
Provides secure alignment before final welding while protecting dimensional position.
Fixtures, sheet parts, pre-assembly
Brazing and Auxiliary Joining
Considered for special parts, fine details, and auxiliary joints where welding heat is not suitable.
Light joints, repairs, special details
Quality and safety
Weld quality comes from process discipline, not only the seam
Work safety, correct preparation, suitable consumables, welding parameters, and final checks are parts of the same whole.
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Hot work permits and field risk assessment
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Material preparation, beveling, cleaning, and tack checks
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Visual inspection, dimensional checks, and NDT coordination on request
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Delivery notes for maintenance, operation, and inspection
Process
A clear operational flow from quote to delivery
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Requirement Analysis
We clarify scope using drawings, samples, or field photos.
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Site/Part Review
We assess dimensions, access, material, and safety conditions.
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Method and Plan
We determine welding method, consumables, equipment, and operation sequence.
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Quote and Schedule
We turn scope, time, cost, and assumptions into a clear quote.
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Fabrication/Assembly
We execute workshop or field work with planned controls.
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Inspection and Reporting
Visual, dimensional, and requested quality checks are recorded.
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Delivery and Support
After delivery, we support maintenance, use, and future work packages.
Projects
Project areas
Generated project visuals show the work areas we cover, from stainless process lines to machine frames and field maintenance welding.
Food / Hygienic ProductionFood / Hygienic Production
Stainless Process Line
Stainless piping, field welding, and assembly coordination.
Machine ManufacturingMachine Manufacturing
Machine Frame Fabrication
Dimension-controlled steel frame and equipment carrier structure.
Industrial MaintenanceIndustrial Maintenance
Maintenance Revision Welds
Crack repair, part reinforcement, and assembly support in field conditions.
Smart traceability
Visibility in welding processes with the AIOR technology approach
AIOR Weld treats welding projects not only as physical production, but as traceable work packages.
Work order and part-based record approach
Tracking of operator, date, method, and inspection notes
Digital record logic for photos, files, and quality outputs
Use of historical data for maintenance and repeat orders
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which welding methods do you work with?+
We evaluate TIG, MIG/MAG, and stick welding primarily, choosing the method that suits the material and intended use.
Do you provide field welding?+
Yes. We can plan on-site welding and assembly depending on field conditions, safety permissions, and access.
Do you weld stainless steel?+
Yes. We use TIG and other suitable methods for stainless piping, equipment, benches, railings, and custom fabrication.
What information is needed for a quote?+
Drawings, dimensions, material details, quantity, operating environment, delivery location, and photos help speed up the quote process.
Can I request a quote with file uploads?+
The form includes a file upload interface. A live API or email integration can be added for production use.
Do you provide quality control reports?+
On request, reportable work can be organized for visual inspection, dimensional checks, and NDT coordination.
Do you handle urgent maintenance and repair work?+
We can quickly evaluate urgent revision and repair requests depending on crew availability and site conditions.
Do you work across Türkiye?+
Field service in different cities can be evaluated based on project scope, schedule, and site conditions.
Contact
Let’s evaluate your welding project together
Send a short description, dimensions, and available technical documents. We will clarify the scope and prepare a practical quote.