Metal Stitching & Engine Reconditioning in Durban

Metal stitching was developed as cold repair process, to repair cast iron components and equipment. The process is able to make safe predictive repairs in environments that are dangerous when exposed to open flame and high temperatures or sparks.

We have a few welding processes that we do on a daily basis. Arc welding, Co2 welding, argon arc aluminium welding and fusion welding. Fusion welding is the process of reheating the metal to a molten state and fusing the material back to one solid piece.

We have a fully equipped up to date automotive machine shop. High-quality services include engine rebuilding, reconditioning, cylinder head overhaul, skimming services, re-sleeving components, bell housings, crankshaft and camshaft grinding with polishing. All makes and models of automotive engines welcome.

We are able to re-engineer lost data, repair broken items for which there is no CAS data, repair CAD moulds from originals, develop new products, first article inspection and quality control that can be used in Automotive engineering, general manufacturing, marine and medical fields, to name a few.

Micro welding or submerged arc welding is an automatic process which is done under powder/flux. It was designed to make longitudinal seam welds. It is one of the most productive welding processes, founded in the late 1930’s and early 1940’s this process remains very popular today.

Computer aided drawing and engineering systems uses, 2d drawings and 3d models created, Assemblies (check faults or fitment issues, Strength analysis of parts, Design for manufacture.