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Michael Innes, sheet metal worker at Universal Wolf

Welding and Fabrication

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Welding and Fabrication Overview

Universal Wolf is renowned for our expertise in welding and fabrication. Qualified to ISO 9001, ISO 3834 and DIN2023 Q2/BK1, we produce high-quality sheet metal fabricated products to your exact standards. Our extensive experience and commitment to complete customer satisfaction make us a trusted partner across a wide range of industrial sectors.

Our specialist welding and fabrication facilities let us serve many customers. Our CSWIP-certified team has experience in various industries. These include industrial, transport, security, defense, and clean technologies. We specialise in welding low to medium gauge material, in mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium – though we can work outside of that remit, too. Whether it’s general fabrication or welding engineering services, we ensure durability, precision and performance.

In addition to our welding and fabrication capabilities, we provide a serial production service so we can deliver every product to your exact timescale.

The Pack Approach

Our welding and fabrication teams fabricate quality products that deliver for your business. To ensure we can meet the needs of any project large or small, we continuously invest in our capabilities and equipment. We are constantly asking ourselves how we can do better, work smarter and add more value to our people. Our company values that are imperative where welding is concerned. Good welding is about more than aesthetics – it goes deeper into the structure of the weld and is about ensuring a proper structural and mechanical foundation. That means looking at the welds and assessing them in line with quality standards such as BS EN ISO 5817 and BS EN ISO 10042.

We follow strict quality standards. We make sure your products are not just made perfectly once, but can be made again and again.When our welds meet the requirements of the standards and are clean and mechanically sound, we can be confident in the product we are supplying to our customer.

We build long-term supply partnerships with our customers. By creating dedicated manufacturing cells for products, we can tailor our service to suit your requirements and become a virtual extension of your business.

Close up of welder's hands, wearing gloves and holding welding gun
Craig McFall, Fabrication supervisor at Universal Wolf, wearing safety glasses and leaning over metal frame

Boosting Performance in Sheet Metal Fabrication

Our power of the pack philosophy is intrinsic to every part of our job. We help each other. If we have a challenge, we pull together to get it done, from winning the project to shipping it out. That makes working at Universal Wolf more rewarding than other companies because our people don’t succeed on their own – we succeed as a pack.

We apply that pack philosophy to our New Product Introduction (NPI) process. It helps us to not only understand what a customer wants, but find ways to do it better. That may include new technologies or new welding fabrication techniques – but we ensure we work in the customer’s best interests.

Take a look at our ‘5 questions to ask your sheet metal fabrication supplier’ article for some tips on how to choose a sheet metal fabrication partner.

“At Universal Wolf, we look to the future. Our Grow Your Own programme is designed to train people and help them get to the next level of their career. It helped me reach the position of supervisor, so I know from experience that it really does work. It not only helps your own personal growth but also creates a better, stronger company for the long-term. And that is ultimately, what the power of the pack is all about.” 

Craig McFall, Production Supervisor, Welding and Fabrication.

Tools of the Trade

  • Approved to the global ISO 9001:2015 standard
  • Accredited to DIN2303 Q2/BK1
  • Configurable weld bays with precision MAG/MIG and TIG capability
  • BS EN ISO 3834-2 and EN 15085 CL2 Accreditation
  • In-house Responsible Welding Co-ordinator
  • Welding carried out to Class 1 or Class 2 requirements as per the Universal Wolf Fabrication Standard
  • Class 1 – EN ISO 15614-1 and 15614-2 Weld Procedure Approvals
  • BS EN 9606-1 & BS EN 9606-02 Welder Approvals
  • Class 2 – BS 4872 Welder Approvals
  • CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspectors & CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector
  • 2 x spot welders – max 4mm material
  • Sigmund welding tables for flexible fabrication using in-table features for jigging
  • Specialists in welding low to medium gauge material, in mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium
  • Capability to weld various materials across the groups specified in PD CEN ISO-TR 20172:2009
Close up of grinding tool used for sheet metal fabrication