MIG vs TIG vs Arc welding: which process suits your project?

Welding is both an engineering science and a specialized craft. At Technical Crew, our welders are certified in multiple processes to ensure every joint matches structural tolerances. Here is how we choose the right method for your order:

MIG Welding (Metal Inert Gas)

MIG is fast and highly efficient for structural steel fabrication. It is ideal for thick plates, heavy truck body brackets, and structural framing. It provides strong, continuous welds with minimal cleanup.

TIG Welding (Tungsten Inert Gas)

TIG offers unmatched precision and aesthetic appeal. It is commonly used for thin gauge sheet metal, stainless steel components, and architectural railings. It produces no slag or spatter, leaving clean, premium joints.

Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick/Arc)

Stick welding is the most robust option for outdoor, on-site structural installations. It works reliably in windy environments and can join rusted or painted metals, making it the go-to for pipeline and building erections.