Welding & Assembly
MIG/MAG, TIG, spot and robotic welding for high-strength joining and sub-assembly operations. Consistent weld quality at automotive standards.
Our welding and assembly line, with certified manual welding operators and robotic welding stations, joins sheet and pipe parts of varying geometries with high strength. MIG/MAG, TIG and spot welding methods process carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum materials. Robotic lines are preferred for consistent weld quality and high repeatability, while manual welding supports prototyping and low-volume production.
Our Capabilities
- Robotic MIG/MAG welding stations for high-volume production
- Manual TIG welding: precision joining of stainless steel and aluminum
- Spot welding lines for sheet panel joining
- Welding fixture design and in-house manufacturing
- Quality verification via visual inspection + weld penetration check
Applications
- Automotive seat frames and body sub-assemblies
- Agricultural machinery cabin and chassis structures
- Commercial vehicle grab rail frames and brackets
- Grab rail and custom profile assemblies
- Multi-part sub-assembly units
Why TDM Otomotiv?
Our certified welding operators work within processes aligned with IATF 16949 principles. Sheet forming, welding, and paint operations are integrated within the same facility; this eliminates semi-finished part transfers, shortens lead times, and brings every process under a single quality control umbrella.
Frequently asked questions
Which welding processes do you use?
Robotic MIG/MAG welding stations, manual TIG welding and spot welding lines. High-volume, repeatable work runs on the robotic lines; prototypes and low volumes are welded by our certified manual welders.
Which materials do you weld?
Carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminium sheet and tube parts. TIG welding is used for precise joints in stainless and aluminium.
Who builds the welding fixtures?
We design and build welding fixtures in-house, which shortens the launch of new parts.
How do you check weld quality?
Visual inspection and weld penetration checks, with microscope-assisted penetration testing. Our quality management system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Can welded parts be delivered painted and assembled?
Yes. Forming, welding, painting and assembly all happen in one plant, so welded sub-assemblies can ship painted and ready to fit.