TigPros

09/18/2023

Thanks New Mexico State University Alamogordo for selecting TigPros to upgrade all their student weld program fixtures to our cnc’d stainless groove/butt weld fixture plates. Tossed in their logo for that extra ❤

09/05/2023

One left In stock. Been a busy 2023. Will try to keep in stock otherwise. Next run of fixtures is 4 weeks out. Thanks everyone.

12/01/2021

New traditional butt/groove weld plates now offered. Works with all our existing fixtures.

11/17/2021

We have some new cases in stock if you want to keep your fixture and parts in a closed location!

07/18/2021

New hardware for that extra < 3

07/16/2021

Welcome our new customers... SpaceX (3) units, Blue Origin (2), Fastenal and the medical field Incipio Medical. Thanks for the orders.. we keep trying to improve and ship faster.. usually about 5 business days out!

12/11/2019

Instock is a regular air cooled TIG weld fixture if anyone is ready to accept a unit right away and get to work!

10/27/2019

Instock now is the standard weld fixture. Ships same day via Fedex insured. TigPros.com Order now and we will send a invoice with your shipping needs. Used by some of the worlds most elite engineering companies such as Blue Origin, Northrop Grumman, Doncasters Aerospace, UTC Aerospace now Rockwell Collins Aerospace and many more!

03/21/2018

Don't worry there is a sensor input for controlling water flow according to temp ;) Qualifications and testing at its finest.

03/15/2018

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TigPros.com version1 of the Welding Certification purge block for various weld coupons. Titanium, Inconel, Stainless, Aluminum or Niobium. Practice makes per...

10/14/2016

The idea of a great weld is to prevent any other contamination or foreign elements into the liquid metal (Pe*******on and correct heat are important also) You change the chemical composition of the metal its self. Your basically a foundry creating melted metal and thus adding oxygen, iron, carbon or countless other variables to the metal you ruin its purity. Here you can see a special reactive metal Niobium. Left was welded clean, a brush made of the same metal that is welded was used, rubbing off oxidation before weld. A Stainless brush would be negative since your scraping another metal on top of your base metal. This weld used the correct rod and was shielded with a flow of Argon or Helium. The weld on the right though partially pretty with colors was removed from the argon or helium shielding too soon and "Air" (oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, water or moisture h20) will get into hot metal as a reaction causing the metal to not be pure. Even worse is the gray section which is farthest damaged by foreign elements making the metal brittle or not as strong as originally engineered. This is why shielding gas and tools to protect your welds are incredibly important.