Welding in Old Bar

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Welding is a crucial part of structural steelwork, ensuring every join is strong, secure and built to last. At Mayric Engineering, we provide welding in Old Bar, delivering expert welding solutions for construction, industrial applications and custom fabrication.

Whether you need high strength welding for large scale projects, intricate metal repairs or reinforcements for existing steel structures, our team ensures every weld meets strict industry standards. With a focus on reliability and attention to detail, we guarantee quality workmanship on every job.

Call 02 6552 4086 to speak with our team about your welding requirements.

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What We Do

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Structural Steel

Steel is the backbone of many construction projects and having quality materials makes all the difference. We supply and fabricate structural steel in Old Bar, supporting builders and engineers with durable components.

Welding

Expert welding ensures steel structures remain strong and secure. We provide high-quality welding services throughout Old Bar, delivering long lasting solutions for construction, fabrication and industrial applications.

Steel Fabrication

Steel fabrication is key to manufacturing strong, custom metal components. Our workshop produces premium fabricated steel, meeting the needs of Old Bar’s construction and manufacturing industries.

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Steel Sales

Having access to reliable steel is essential for any project. We supply high performance steel products, ensuring businesses and trades in Old Bar get the materials they need for their work.

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Design

A planned out steel design ensures smooth fabrication and installation. We work with builders and engineers in Old Bar to create functional, precisely engineered steel solutions tailored to their project requirements.

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Sandblasting

Steel surfaces need to be properly prepared before painting or coating. Our sandblasting services remove rust, contaminants and old coatings, giving Old Bar clients a clean and ready to use surface.

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Steel Joins That Last

Strong welding is essential for the safety and durability of any steel structure. At Mayric Engineering, we provide welding solutions tailored to the needs of businesses and tradespeople in Old Bar, ensuring every job is completed with accuracy and expertise.

From heavy duty welding for structural applications to detailed metalwork for repairs and modifications, our team is skilled in handling projects of all sizes. As a fully insured and registered business, we take pride in delivering honest service and superior results.

Whether it’s a single repair or a full scale welding project, we bring reliability and professionalism to every job, helping our clients maintain strong, long lasting steelwork.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What locations do you service?

We serve throughout the Mid North Coast region including Taree, Wingham, Old Bar, Hallidays Point, Forster and surrounding areas.
What safety precautions are necessary for welding?
Welding produces intense heat, sparks and fumes, so proper safety gear is essential. This includes:
- A welding helmet with proper shading
- Flame resistant gloves and clothing
- Ventilation or fume extraction to reduce exposure to harmful gases
- Eye protection to prevent arc flash
What is the difference between welding and soldering?

Welding fuses metals together by melting them, creating a strong joint, while soldering uses a filler metal at a lower temperature to join materials without melting them. Soldering is mainly used for electronics and plumbing, whereas welding is for heavy duty applications.