Precision Certified Welding, Inc. is a full-service welding and fabrication company in Dayton, Ohio. It fabricates and repairs tooling, molds, dies, and other fabrications, and provides laser, Micro TIG, TIG, MIG, FCAW, silver soldering, machining, sawing, straightening, stress relief, and sandblasting capabilities for medical, defense, aerospace, industrial, automotive, tool and die, and other industries.
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Carpenter WeldingSince 1984, Carpenter Welding has provided certified welding and custom fabrication from its Beavercreek shop, serving the greater Dayton area with in-house work as well as on-site welding and installation. Founded by Dave Carpenter, the company handles projects ranging from high-pressure piping to commercial stairs and railings, including work for government customers such as Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Its welding is certified to American Welding Society and American Society of Mechanical Engineers standards, with an AWS Certified Welding Inspector on staff.WOOSTER, OH
Richardson Metal WorksLocally owned and operated in the greater Dayton area, Richardson Metal Works provides on-site and off-site welding services for industrial and structural projects. Co-founder Brian Richardson is an AWS Certified Welding Inspector with more than 10 years of experience across industries including aviation support, oil and gas, automotive, and industrial food. The company is equipped to troubleshoot complex welding work, including structural and pipeline applications.
MCW Certified WeldingFamily-owned MCW Certified Welding is an AWS-certified custom welding and metal fabrication shop serving Northern Ohio, including Delta, Wauseon, Swanton and the Toledo area. The shop builds parts, projects and prototypes from blueprints or sketches, with mobile welding and structural steel work among its capabilities. Its stated focus is completing durable, precise work that meets recognized industry standards.DELTA, OH
Weldcraft Products, IncWeldcraft Products fabricates and machines precision parts ranging from small components to structures weighing up to 150,000 pounds in Ohio’s Miami Valley. Its large-format capabilities include weld tables as long as 40 feet, machining travel measured in hundreds of inches, and CNC boring mills that handle work up to 50 feet along the X-axis. The company also offers grinding and assembly, allowing customers to move a project from fabrication through completion with one provider.TIPP CITY, OH