Welding
JLE provides certified welding services through welders qualified to ASME IX and AS/NZS 2980 standards.
Our capabilities include stainless steel and carbon steel fabrication, hygienic stainless steel installation for food-grade applications, coded welding for pressure vessels and pipelines, and custom fabrication across dairy, food and beverage, power generation, and manufacturing industries.
JLE's welding services integrate with our electrical and mechanical capabilities to deliver comprehensive solutions from design through installation and maintenance.
JLE's welders are certified with the necessary qualifications to suit specific job requirements. Our coded welding services follow strict industry codes and standards including ASME IX and AS/NZS 2980, ensuring every weld meets the highest quality and safety specifications.
Coded welding, also known as certificated welding, requires welders to adhere to specific requirements for each job, guaranteeing consistency, safety, and quality across all projects. It delivers precision through exactness in every weld, ensuring each joint is robust and resilient.
Our adherence to established codes provides consistency in quality and strength across all welding tasks. Most importantly, our coded welding ensures regulatory compliance, meeting all industry regulations and standards to provide peace of mind for clients and stakeholders.
Whether working on pressure vessels, structural steelwork, or critical infrastructure projects, JLE's certified welders deliver reliable, compliant welding solutions that meet the demanding requirements of industrial applications.
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FAQ
What are the benefits of using stainless steel?
Stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance, strength, and hygiene properties that make it ideal for harsh environments.
It maintains its properties at high and low temperatures, resists chemical attack, and provides long service life with minimal maintenance.
Our stainless steel solutions are perfect for food processing, chemical handling, marine environments, and pharmaceutical applications.
What grades of stainless steel do you work with?
We work with various stainless steel grades to match your specific application needs.
Common grades include 304 for general applications, 316 for superior corrosion resistance, and specialised alloys for extreme conditions.
All materials meet international standards including ASTM, ASME, and AS/NZS specifications with full material traceability and certification.
Contact us to discuss how JLE can support your next industrial build.
