Rawalpindi’s Most Trusted Welding Workshop

Argon TIG Welding in Rawalpindi — Precision You Can See, Strength That Lasts

With over 30 years of hands-on experience, Quresh Welding delivers expert argon TIG, MMA Arc, and gas welding services in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Clean welds. Honest pricing. On-time delivery — every single time.

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✅  30+ Years Experience   ✅  50,000+ Clients   ✅  Rawalpindi & Islamabad

30+

Years of Experience

50,000+

Satisfied Clients

10,000+

Projects Completed

⭐  30+ Years Experience

🛠️  Expert TIG Welding

⚡  Fast & Reliable

💰  Transparent Pricing

📍  Rawalpindi & Islamabad

What We Offer

Our Welding Services

Three specialist welding processes — each selected based on your material, project type, and required finish.

Most Popular

Argon TIG Welding

Precision TIG welding with argon gas shielding — ideal for aluminium, stainless steel, and thin metals. Delivers a clean, spatter-free finish with exceptional joint strength.

MMA Arc Welding

Heavy-duty stick welding for structural, industrial, and outdoor applications. Reliable penetration, strong bonds, and built for demanding conditions.

Argon TIG Welding

Precision TIG welding with argon gas shielding — ideal for aluminium, stainless steel, and thin metals. Delivers a clean, spatter-free finish with exceptional joint strength.

Why Choose Us

Why Rawalpindi Chooses Quresh Welding

For Argon Welding in Rawalpindi

Since 1994, clients across Rawalpindi and Islamabad have returned to us — not because we advertise the most, but because the work speaks for itself. Every weld we produce is held to the same standard: strong, clean, and built to last.

30+ Years of Proven, Hands-On Expertise

Professional Craftsmanship on Every Weld

On-Time Project Delivery — Guaranteed

Advanced TIG Welding Equipment & Techniques

Affordable & Transparent Pricing — No Hidden Costs

Materials We Work With

Aluminium TIG Welding Fillers We Use

We use industry-standard aluminium filler rods selected to match your specific alloy for maximum weld strength and finish quality.

AL 5356

Aluminium Filler 5356

High-strength welding wire for aluminium alloys. Excellent corrosion resistance and strong, durable welds with good colour match after anodizing. Ideal for marine, automotive, and structural work.

AL 4047

Aluminium Filler 4047

High-silicon alloy with excellent flow and low shrinkage. Produces smooth, crack-resistant welds with a clean finish — ideal for thin materials and leak-tight applications.

AL 6061

Aluminium Filler 6061

Versatile, heat-treatable alloy with good strength and excellent weldability. Widely used for structural, automotive, and fabrication work with reliable performance and clean finish.

Need a Welding Job Done Right?

Call us today for a free assessment and honest quote — no obligation, no hidden costs.

FAQs

Common Questions About Our Welding Service

Still have questions? Call us on +92 333 516 7371 and we will give you a straight answer.

Argon gas shields the tungsten electrode and the weld pool during TIG (GTAW) welding, protecting the weld from contamination. This creates high-quality, clean welds on metals like stainless steel, aluminium, and magnesium.

No — it is not possible to do gas-free TIG welding without seriously compromising the quality, appearance, and structural integrity of the weld. Argon shielding is essential to the TIG process.

TIG welding produces highly precise and clean welds with minimal spatter and no post-weld cleanup needed. This precision and control means better fusion between metals, contributing to the overall strength and durability of the joint.

No — argon is not flammable. It is a noble gas that is chemically inert and will not support combustion under normal circumstances. This makes it safe and ideal for industrial welding applications.

DC current is used for TIG welding mild steel and stainless steel. AC current is used when welding aluminium, as it breaks through the oxide layer on the surface and allows for cleaner, stronger welds.

TIG welding excels in precision, cleanliness, and aesthetics — making it ideal where a perfect finish matters. Stick (MMA) welding offers greater robustness and portability for heavy-duty structural jobs. Both have their place depending on the project requirements.

Get in Touch

Let's Get Your Welding Job Done — The Right Way

30 years of experience. 50,000+ happy clients. One workshop in Ganjmandi, Rawalpindi that has built its name entirely on quality work. Give us a call — we will give you an honest quote and get started.

📍 Quresh Welding  |  Hamilton Road, Ganjmandi, Rawalpindi  |  info@qureshwelding.com

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