Production Welding Services and Built to Print Welded Assemblies
Seaborn manufactures repeat production welded components and assemblies from customer drawings at our Waterloo, Ontario facility.
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Manual MIG and TIG welding for production components and assemblies
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Robotic welding with three welding robots and positioners for suitable repeat production work
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Production fixtures and modular 3D welding tables support repeatable fit up
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CWB certified to CSA W47.1 and W47.2, Division 3
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Cutting, forming, welding, inspection and assembly coordinated through one supplier
Production Welding for OEM and Industrial Requirements
Seaborn Manufacturing provides built to print welding and welded assembly services for OEMs, equipment manufacturers and industrial customers across Ontario. We work from customer drawings and specifications to produce repeat components, frames, machine bases, equipment skids and fabricated assemblies. Manual MIG, TIG or robotic welding is selected according to the material, joint requirements, part geometry, quantity and need for repeatability. Fixtures, positioners and modular welding tables support consistent fit up across scheduled releases and repeat orders.
Best Fit for Seaborn
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Repeat production components and welded assemblies
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Blanket orders and scheduled releases
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Blanket orders and scheduled releases
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Carbon and mild steel production work
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Suitable stainless steel and aluminum production work
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Coordinated cutting, forming, welding, inspection and assembly
Not a Fit for Seaborn
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Consumer, residential, repair or ornamental work
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Onsite or mobile welding
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Walk-in welding requests
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Small one off jobs
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Prototype only work without expected production
Why Choose Seaborn Manufacturing for Welding and Fabrication?
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Manufacturing Focused Welding & Fabrication
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Tight Tolerances and Consistent Quality
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Robotic and Manual Welding Expertise
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One Source Partner for Fabrication
Welding Methods and Capabilities
MIG Welding
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Fast Efficient welding ideal for production and the first choice for most shop jobs
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Strong Consistent Welds for aluminum, carbon steel and stainless
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Excellent choice for frames, fixtures and fabricated assemblies
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Cost effective
TIG Welding
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Good where appearance Matters
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High heat input
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Not good for production
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Good for cosmetic work
Stick Welding or SMAW
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First choice for construction site and mobile welding (We do not offer either)
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Good for heavy Structural work
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Proven method of welding
Laser Welding
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Very clean highly cosmetic welds
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Very small welds easily achieved
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Lowest heat input of any of the welding methods
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Ideal for thinner materials
Industrial Materials We Weld
Steel Welding
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Strong, reliable and cost effective for industrial and structural work.
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Great Durability from a very proven process
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Laser / MIG / TIG / SMAW all suitable welding methods and application driven
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Wide range of alloys available to meet your needs.
Stainless Steel Welding
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Corrosion and chemical resistant
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Maintains material integrity
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Suitable to food, chemical and decorative uses
Aluminum Welding
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Lower weight to strength ratio than steel
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Need specialized equipment using tested and approved procedures
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Best suited to an advanced aluminum MIG
Industrial and Fabrication Welding Applications
Structural and Fabrication Welding
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Structural and fabrication welding is used to join steel components into frames, supports, and load-bearing assemblies.
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This type of work requires strong, consistent welds capable of handling mechanical stress and vibration.
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Common applications include equipment frames, platforms, guards, and structural supports.
Production and Assembly Welding
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Production welding focuses on repeatability, efficiency, and consistent quality across multiple parts.
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Controlled welding procedures and fixturing along with inspections ensure every assembly meets the specification of the job.
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This is an ideal approach for OEM components, subassemblies, and medium-to-high volume production parts.
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Welded assemblies are delivered ready for downstream operations or final installation.
Custom Metal Fabrication Welding
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Custom fabrication and welding supports, low-volume, or specialized projects.
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The welds and welding methods are tailored to the design, materials, and performance requirements
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This allows for flexibility while always maintaining professional fit, finish, and strength
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Common uses include prototypes, frames, and niche industrial components.
Welding Service FAQ
Seaborn does not offer mobile welding services, we only weld at our facility. The only difference between mobile welding and other welding services is the location. Mobile welding comes to you and other welding services occur the vendors plant or factory. Mobile welding almost always uses a generator but in recent years there are more portable battery powered systems as well.
These materials can use all common welding methods ie TIG, MIG, Stick and are case dependent. If you are not a welding professional we do not recommend you choosing the welding method.
We take on industrial welding projects regularly. We do not commonly take on smaller one off jobs.
Welding positions (1G-6G) classify the orientation of groove welds (G) for plates and pipes, ranging from easiest (1G) to most difficult (6G). 1G is flat, 2G horizontal, 3G vertical, 4G overhead, while 5G and 6G cover fixed pipe positions
We provide professional welding and fabrication to a broad range of industries, including, OEM production, industrial equipment, material handling, automotive suppliers, construction, and manufacturing.
Yes. Seaborn provides scalable production welding services with repeatable quality, tight tolerances, and on-time delivery for industrial clients
We are CWB 47.1 and 47.2 Divsion III certified. We can quickly move back to Div II should it be required. This means we have approved welding procedures for carbon steel and aluminium. Additionally our staff has been tested and qualified for welding for both steel and aluminum to CSA standards.





