If you look for the word "micro welding" in any pre-1970's dictionary, your search will come up empty. Credited with coining the term, George R. Berube of Leominster changed all that when he was the first apprentice of one Jimmy Donovan in 1968 and helped to pioneer the industry. Dubbed the "Godfather of Micro-Welding, " Berube opened George's Micro Welding in 1970 and three years later established Leominster Micro Welding (LMW); one of the first companies to specialize in the micro welding of tools, dies, and molds.
Services
Leominster Micro Welding can accommodate a wide range of customer's Laser and micro TIG welding needs. Versatile technology allows for the welding of large molds up to 2 tons, or small intricate parts. With a diligent workforce, LMW can produce hundreds of parts in short run production, or a customer's one of a kind job.
Modifications to molds such as new details can be built up with precision. We have the metallurgical knowledge and heating resources to ensure durable welds. Customers are encouraged to send CAD drawings to improve accuracy and precision of build-ups. Damaged parting line edges can be welded with extreme precision.
