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STEEL & METAL CRAFTMANSHIP AT ITS BEST

Super Steel Welding Company is a name you can trust when it comes to metal fabrication and professional installation. Based in Cape Town, South Africa, we welcome any challenging project big or small. Our facility is equipped with the latest in welding industry capable to saw, band, shear, punch and weld to ensure quality of customized product we produce meet industry standards. We work hard to make sure top quality service is delivered on every job no matter how big or small. Working with us ensures your project will have the most reliable, professional, and experienced welding crew you could ask for.

Why Choose Us

Experienced Welders

All of our welders are masters of their craft. Experienced and professional

Competitive Pricing

We do our best to make sure every customer gets the best value out of our welding services

What We do

Services

Our welding team specialises in the welding of aluminium, stainless steel and of course mild steel. If you require welding services on other specialised metals not mentioned here please don’t hesitate to contact us. Our welding services are available for both businesses and individuals, no job is too big or too small!

Aluminium Welding Repairs

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Using a spool gun to feed a wire through a MIG machine or using MIG, TIG, or Arc welding techniques. Grinding, drilling, cutting, and other preparations of the metal products are also required.

Aluminium Welding Repairs

Broken, damaged components and fittings Aluminium welding Repair services

Stainless Steel Welding

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Welding is essentially the process of permanently joining two metals together by applying heat. We provide complete Stainless Steel welding services at our facility or portable welding services at our clients facility.

Stainless Steel Welding

Industrial components, assembly units and pipeline welding service

Mild Steel Welding

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Mild steel Welding is essentially the process of permanently joining two metals together by applying heat. There are many different techniques, each one differing depending on what metal is being welded.

Mild Steel Welding

We are configured for large-run jobs involving mild steel welding services

Cast Iron Welding

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Cast iron is made up of iron and carbon in different proportions, with additional elements such as manganese, silicon, chromium, nickel, copper, molybdenum, etc. to enhance specific properties. In addition, it may contain significantly higher levels of sulphur and phosphorus as impurities making it difficult to weld without cracking.

Cast Iron Welding

All categories of cast iron except white iron are considered as weldable, although the welding can be significantly more difficult compared with carbon steel welding.

Copper Welding

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Copper is a soft, non-ferrous metal that can be easily bent, cut, shaped and joined using several welding processes. While it is often used to make decorative household and architectural items, it is an excellent conductor of electricity and heat, and so is widely used in the electrical industry, while copper pipe, valves and other fittings are commonly used for plumbing.

Copper Welding

Copper and most copper alloys can be successfully joined using welding, brazing or soldering processes. The exact process chosen depends largely on whether you are welding pure copper or an alloy

Custom Metal furniture

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We also make Custom steel table frames. All sizes, Modern design Steel tables made to seat 6 people. We make Tables also available in a 8 and 10 seater

Custom Metal furniture

We make custom metal furniture fabrication that provides high-end products that can be custom tailored, such as X and I beam table legs, metal desk legs, bedframes, stainless fabrication, and much more.

Experienced Welders

Welding Materials

Different types of metals respond differently to heat. Each has a different melting point, tensile strength, and level of ductility. A welder must understand the properties and limitations of the material prior to welding in order to get the best results possible.

Technox specializes in welding the following types of metal:

Carbon steel. Carbon steel includes a broad range of steel subtypes with different elemental compositions. The percentage of carbon present in the compound determines how the metal will react to the welding process. Low-carbon mild steel is one of the most weldable metal materials available, since it possesses few elements that might interfere with the quality of the weld.
Stainless steel. Stainless steel contains chromium, which imparts the material’s prized heat resistance but also acts as a heat sink. The stainless steel medium retains heat, making speed and precision necessary to prevent warping or scratching the surface. Depending on the project and precision required, stainless steel works with both MIG and TIG welding.
Aluminum. Aluminum is much less susceptible to corrosion and lighter in weight than other materials. Aluminum conducts heat more easily than the other metals and melts at a much lower temperature. TIG welding is typically preferred for aluminum welding, though MIG welding can be used in some situations.

Our Welding Capabilities

The welding process joins two unconnected metal sections together into a single workpiece using pressure and heat. At Supa Steel , our in-depth welding capabilities allow us to support assembly, repair, and maintenance operations for Commercial, Industrial and Institutional.

TIG welding utilizes a non-consumable tungsten filament as the electrode. The heat generated by the tungsten filament melts the workpiece materials so they can be joined together. In some cases, a separate filler material may be added to improve the properties of the weld. An inert gas is injected during the TIG process to protect the electrode from external contaminants.

MIG welding uses a consumable wire electrode fed through the welding gun. The gun’s heat causes the electrode to melt, which creates a filler material used in joining the two metal components together. The process gets its name from the gas mixture dispersed over the electrode, which shields it from outside contamination. MIG welding is easier to perform than TIG welding, but also less precise. MIG is commonly used by the automotive and construction sectors.