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Unit I: Vasai Phata Production Floor

Certified Industrial Welding

Industrial Welding Division: MIG, TIG, ARC and Spot Welding Across Five Material Grades

Expertise and Experience

Aero Enterprises Unit I Vasai Phata operates a 6-machine welding division comprising 4 multi-process inverter welding units capable of MIG, TIG, and ARC processes and 2 resistance spot welders. The division welds MS IS 2062, SS 304 and 316, GI IS 277, aluminium, brass, and copper across structural weldments, precision thin-gauge assemblies, modular fabrication, and high-volume spot-welded hardware components. Welding at Unit I is not a standalone service. It is an integrated production stage where laser-cut and press-brake-formed components from the same floor are assembled and welded before entering the 7-tank powder coat pre-treatment line. Every weld joint that carries structural load is visually inspected and dye penetrant tested before the component proceeds to finishing. No structural weld joint is concealed under powder coat without pre-coat inspection at Unit I.

Why Our Process Wins

The most common welding failure mode in sheet metal fabrication is not the weld itself. It is the sequence and fixturing decision made before the first arc is struck. A component welded without adequate fixturing distorts during the weld thermal cycle and cannot be corrected after the weld cools without introducing residual stress that reduces fatigue life. At Aero Enterprises Unit I, every welded assembly is fixtured before welding begins. Weld sequence is defined to minimise heat accumulation and thermal distortion. On thin-gauge CR IS 513 below 1.5mm, stitch welding sequences with controlled inter-pass cooling are mandatory. On GI IS 277, ventilation and respiratory protection protocols are enforced because zinc vaporises at welding temperature and zinc fume fever is a direct health risk without extraction. These are not optional procedures. They are the production standard at Unit I.

Total Welding Machines
6 Units: 4 x Multi-Process Inverter + 2 x Resistance Spot Welder
Welding Processes
MIG, TIG, ARC (Stick), Resistance Spot Welding
Multi-Process Inverter Units
4 Units: MIG / TIG / ARC capable
Spot Welders
2 x Resistance Spot Welders
Material Capability
MS IS 2062, SS 304, SS 316, GI IS 277, Aluminium, Brass, Copper
Thin Gauge Capability
From 0.5mm (TIG on SS and Aluminium)
Heavy Section Capability
Up to 20mm MS (ARC with joint preparation)
Assembly Type
Structural Weldments, Precision Thin-Gauge, Modular Assembly, Spot-Welded Hardware
Compliance Standard
ASME / ISO Compliant, Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS)
Post-Weld Treatment
Grinding, Dressing, Polishing, Zinc-Rich Repair on GI Weld Zones
Distortion Control
Fixture-based welding, programmed weld sequence, stitch welding on thin gauge

Machinery at Unit I Vasai Phata

4 x Multi-Process Inverter Welding Units (MIG / TIG / ARC), 2 x Resistance Spot Welders. Total 6 welding machines at Unit I Vasai Phata. Integrated with Fiber Laser Cutting, CNC Press Brake, Power Press Floor, and 7-Tank Powder Coat Line.

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Core Capabilities

MIG Welding (Metal Inert Gas): High-deposition rate welding on MS IS 2062 structural weldments, enclosure assemblies, bracket fabrication, and modular frame construction using the 4 multi-process inverter units at Unit I. MIG is the correct process for medium to heavy gauge MS and GI structural work where deposition rate and production throughput are priorities and weld bead cosmetic appearance is secondary to joint strength.
TIG Welding (Tungsten Inert Gas): Precision low-heat-input welding on SS 304, SS 316, aluminium, brass, and copper using the 4 multi-process inverter units at Unit I. TIG is the correct process for thin-gauge material below 2mm, cosmetic weld joints on visible surfaces, dissimilar metal joints, and any application where weld bead appearance and minimal heat-affected zone are specification requirements. TIG on SS at Unit I uses argon back purging on closed sections to prevent internal oxidation of the weld root.
ARC / Stick Welding: Heavy-duty structural welding on thick-section MS above 6mm using the 4 multi-process inverter units. ARC is the correct process for high-penetration structural joints, site repair welds, and applications where MIG wire feed is not practical due to joint access constraints.
Resistance Spot Welding: High-speed resistance spot welding using 2 dedicated spot welders at Unit I for thin-gauge sheet metal assemblies, hardware component joining, and modular panel fabrication where continuous weld seams are not required and high-volume joint production speed is the priority. Spot welding produces consistent nugget diameter and penetration depth controlled by electrode force, current, and weld time parameters set on the machine controller.
Structural Weldment Fabrication: Multi-component structural frames, base structures, support assemblies, and heavy weldments produced from laser-cut and press-formed blanks at Unit I. Weld joint design follows established Welding Procedure Specifications with joint preparation, fillet size, and weld sequence defined before fabrication begins.
Thin-Gauge Precision Assembly Welding: Enclosure body assembly, LED lighting housing construction, panel fabrication, and thin-gauge SS and aluminium assemblies where heat input control, distortion management, and weld bead cosmetic quality are primary requirements. Stitch welding sequences and inter-pass cooling protocols are applied on CR and SS below 1.5mm.
Post-Weld Finishing: Post-weld grinding, dressing, and polishing on visible weld joints for cosmetic-grade assemblies. Weld spatter removal and toe dressing on all joints before powder coat application. Post-weld zinc-rich cold galvanizing treatment on GI IS 277 weld zones where the factory zinc coating has been destroyed by welding heat.
Full Modular Assembly: Complete sub-assembly and final assembly of multi-component fabricated products at Unit I incorporating welded joints, mechanical fastener assembly, and fitted hardware components before finishing and dispatch.

Verification Protocol

Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) review before every new joint configuration is welded in production. Joint type, fillet size, weld sequence, inter-pass temperature, and post-weld treatment are defined in the WPS before the first arc is struck on a new component.

Pre-weld fixturing verification confirming that all components are correctly fixtured and dimensionally aligned before welding begins. Distortion caused by inadequate fixturing cannot be corrected after the weld cools without introducing residual stress. Fixturing is not optional on any structural or dimensional-tolerance weldment at Unit I.

Visual weld bead inspection on every joint after welding and before any post-weld finishing or powder coat application. Inspection covers bead profile, undercut, overlap, spatter, crater fill, and toe angle on all accessible weld joints. Any joint showing undercut or unfilled crater is re-welded before the component proceeds.

Dye Penetrant Testing (DPT) on structural load-bearing joints and on any joint that will be concealed under powder coat or assembly components after finishing. DPT reveals surface-breaking cracks, porosity, and lack of fusion that are not visible in standard visual inspection. At Unit I, DPT is performed before powder coat application so that all detected defects can be repaired while the joint is accessible.

Spot weld nugget verification on resistance spot welded assemblies using destructive peel test on batch samples to confirm nugget diameter and penetration depth meet the specified joint strength requirement.

Post-weld dimensional check on welded assemblies before finishing. Thermal distortion during welding can shift component dimensions outside assembly tolerance even when individual pre-weld components are within tolerance. Dimensional verification after welding and before powder coat confirms the finished assembly will meet the drawing envelope.

36 Years of Fabrication Experience

ISO 9001:2015 certified. JSW and TATA primary mill partner. Serving LED lighting, tracker OEM, automotive, furniture, and stationery sectors.

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Unit I Capability

Machinery Deployment: 4 x Multi-Process Inverter Welding Units (MIG / TIG / ARC), 2 x Resistance Spot Welders. Total 6 welding machines at Unit I Vasai Phata. Integrated with Fiber Laser Cutting, CNC Press Brake, Power Press Floor, and 7-Tank Powder Coat Line.. Managed within our primary production hub in Vasai Phata.

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Vertical Integration

Industrial Applications

LED Lighting Manufacturers: Housing body assembly, bracket weldments, driver compartment construction, and modular lighting assembly for LED flood light, street light, highbay, and panel light products requiring consistent weld quality and distortion-controlled thin-gauge SS and CR assembly.Tracker OEMs: Structural frame weldments, pivot assembly fabrication, mounting bracket welding, and torque tube support construction for solar tracker systems requiring high-strength structural joints with ASME compliant WPS documentation.Automotive OEMs: Chassis bracket weldments, body reinforcement assemblies, and structural sub-assemblies for Tier-1 and Tier-2 automotive supply chain requiring consistent joint geometry, full penetration verification, and dimensional conformity after welding.Furniture Manufacturers: Frame weldments, wall unit structural assembly, modular panel joining, and hardware component welding for office and industrial furniture systems requiring clean post-weld dressed joints before powder coat finishing.Stationery Manufacturers: Precision thin-gauge hardware assembly, mechanism housing construction, and spot-welded component joining for stationery product assembly operations.Sheet Metal Component and Parts Clients: Custom structural weldments, enclosure body assembly, HVAC support frame fabrication, industrial cabinet construction, and general engineering welded assemblies across the full material capability range at Unit I.
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Aero Enterprises Production Infrastructure

20 Power Presses · 3000W Fiber Laser · 7-Tank Powder Coat · ISO 9001:2015

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