Yes, we do, however each client is different and our approach is to make a budget totally tailored to you, so that you never overpay.
That's why it's always best to contact us, so we can give you an estimate.

Speed is very important and for us it is common to deliver orders in less than 24 hours.
Although all this depends on the volume and difficulty of the work.
The best thing to do is to contact us and propose your project. When we have all the details we can give you an estimated deadline.

Autogenous welding, also known as gas welding or oxyacetylene welding, is a welding process that uses a mixture of gases (usually oxygen and acetylene) to produce a flame that melts the base metal and joins it without the need for filler material.

• Simplicity: No input material is required in many cases.
• Versatility: Can be used for welding, cutting and heating metals.
• Portability: The equipment is relatively portable and easy to use in the field.
• Heat Control: Allows good control of the heat applied to the workpiece.

Autogenous welding is used in repairs, small shop work, artistic applications, and in situations where a portable and versatile solution is required.

• Gas mixture: The ratio of oxygen to acetylene in the flame.
• Gas Pressure: The pressure at which gases are supplied to the flare.
• Flame Type: Setting the flame to neutral, oxidizing or fuel depending on the application.
• Nozzle Size: The proper nozzle for the thickness and type of metal to be welded.

1. Preparation: Clean surfaces to be welded and prepare welding equipment.
2. Parameter Setting: Set the gas proportions and pressures to obtain the proper flame.
3. Execution: Ignite the torch, adjust the flame and apply heat to the weld joint, moving the torch evenly to melt and join the base metal.

• Lower Penetration: Not ideal for very thick materials or where deep penetration is required.
• Speed: Can be slower compared to other modern welding methods.
• Safety: Careful handling of gases is required to avoid risks of explosion or fire.