Marine Weld - Sydney Australia

Rod Holder rack with adjustable angle

Involved ripping up old teak teak replacing supporting structure
with new framework and covering with 5mm 5052 grade checkerplate.

Replacement ladder from back deck to Bridge

Original ladder was pinned into the teak deck creating a point for eventual failure of water-tight integrity. Replacement ladd was welded suspended above deck level.

Crane lift to repair leaking keel

Our mobile truck is fitted with a crane that can lift 2.5 tonnes with a reach of 5 metres making difficult access points much easier.

Setting up for an on-site weld repair

We have everything required for your repair on-board and ready to weld

Portable 16kVa generator producing pure sine wave power

Using the latest rare earth technology, our generator requires no electronics, and therefore nothing to break down.

TIG welding corrosion holes in keel

Stray sinkers can cause pitting in the keels of aluminium boats

Lifting rear of dinghy makes access easy

Mobile crane makes easy work for welding upside down

Diesel air compressor on board truck

TIG and MIG welders on roll-out stages

Both TIG and MIG welders roll out on platforms. MIG is fitted with a 10m extension for easy access deep inside vessel

Multiple sources of gas

We carry Argon, Argon/CO2 portable cylinders which we refill from our larger gas cylinders using our custom built decanting system.

Welding rope Bollard

We manufactured new bollards from Aluminium using solid bar

Removal of damaged bow rail

Stainless bow rail was bent out of shape and required replacement.

Welding in the replacement section.

Note that all this welding was performed on site at the mooring.

Welding a new stern rail for the bridge

Difficult welding position.

Fabricating a new bridge section.

The bridge console was widened from a centre console to full width allowing much more space for instruments