Every request is reviewed before acceptance.
Welding and fabrication for large builds.
Ascended Technologies brings welding and fabrication together with CNC milling, turning, and sheet and tube laser cutting for your build.
Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.
Everlast RedSabre 3000X
In-house fiber laser welding for fabricated components.
Laser output — 3,000 W, manufacturer-rated maximum.
Cooling — Water-cooled.
Manufacturer product reference—not a photograph of Ascended’s installed machine.
Joint design, material, fit-up and weld acceptance requirements determine usable welding capacity.
Miller Millermatic 211
Wire-feed MIG welding for fabricated parts and assemblies. Auto-Set and manual controls support welding setup for the selected wire and shielding gas.
Process — MIG (GMAW).
Features — Auto-Set and manual adjustment; integrated wire feed.
Representative product image; accessories shown are illustrative.
Miller Syncrowave 210
AC/DC TIG welding with adjustable AC balance for control of oxide cleaning when welding aluminum.
Process — AC/DC TIG (GTAW).
Features — Adjustable AC balance; variable welding output.
Representative product image; accessories shown are illustrative.
Miller Thunderbolt 160 DC
DC stick welding with adjustable amperage and Hot Start technology to assist arc starts.
Process — DC stick (SMAW).
Features — Adjustable amperage; Hot Start.
Representative product image; accessories shown are illustrative.
In-house welding processes
MIG welding · GMAW
Wire-feed arc welding for fabricated components and assemblies.
TIG welding · GTAW
Tungsten-electrode arc welding for controlled weld placement and detailed joints.
Stick welding · SMAW
Shielded metal arc welding for applicable fabrication work.
Flux-cored welding · FCAW
Flux-cored wire welding for suitable fabrication and joint requirements.
Laser welding · LBW
Fiber laser welding using the Everlast RedSabre 3000X.
In-house welding fixtures
Fireball HD Welding Fixture Table Duo
Two complete large-format modular fixture-table assemblies for welding setups.
Each assembly — 156 × 78 in (13 × 6.5 ft / 3,962.4 × 1,981.2 mm).
Sidewall — 8 inches; not the standing height.
Manufacturer construction — 1-inch top/sides; 3/4-inch holes on a 2-inch grid.
Manufacturer product reference and dimension illustration—not photographs of Ascended’s installed tables. The diagram shows one complete 13 ft × 6.5 ft (156 × 78 in) Duo assembly, made from two halves. Ascended has two complete Duo assemblies.
Custom 40-foot welding fixture table
One custom fabricated fixture table for large, complex welding setups.
Table length — 40 ft (480 in / 12,192 mm).
Width, loading, assembly envelope and handling requirements are reviewed with the fabrication drawing.
Welding and fabrication at a glance.
Material and finish.
Applicable in-house heat treatment and passivation are available with PH-stainless machining. The required condition, finish and process records are agreed during quoting.
Inspection and records.
Dimensional checks and documentation address the specified features and acceptance criteria. Additional AS9102-format first-article documentation is available with machining orders.
Material substitutions require approval; the schedule is agreed for the order.
Work
Welded and fabricated components and assemblies for the finished build.
Integrated processes
CNC milling, turning, sheet and tube laser cutting, welding and fabrication within an agreed project.
Build requirements
Assembly size, weight, fixturing and handling are reviewed for the specific project.
Inspection / records
Applicable inspection and documentation are defined during quoting.
Quantity / delivery
Quantity and delivery requirements are reviewed for your build.
Acceptance review
Identify the criteria and customer review steps that define completion.
From components to assemblies.
Illustrative mounting plate
01 · Mounting face
02 · Recessed pocket
03 · Hole pattern
Schematic only—not an actual part or a dimensional drawing.
Components for the finished build
Combine fabricated components with machined features and laser-cut parts through Ascended Technologies.
One defined scope
Your current drawing and revision form the basis of the quotation. Welding, machining and agreed supporting processes are defined together for the finished build.
Before your fabrication inquiry.
Include the build dimensions, material, quantity, requested timing and current drawing revision. For ordinary commercial files, follow the attachment instructions on Request a Quote.
Assembly size, weight, fixturing and handling are reviewed for the specific project. The quotation confirms the agreed scope and requirements.
Identify applicable inspection and documentation requirements during quoting so they can be included in the agreed scope.
Review the existing handling guidance before sharing controlled or sensitive details.
Bring your next build to Ascended.
Share the build requirements, material, quantity and requested date. Follow the Request a Quote attachment guidance for ordinary commercial files.
Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.