Tube Fabrication

Complete Tube Fabrication Services

At Listertube, we provide comprehensive tube fabrication services, combining tube manipulation, welding, brazing and assembly capabilities to deliver finished components ready for installation or integration into your production process.

By bringing multiple manufacturing stages together under one roof, we help reduce lead times, simplify supply chains and ensure consistent quality throughout the fabrication process.

Whether you require individual fabricated components, sub-assemblies or fully assembled products, our experienced team can support both prototype and production requirements.

Welding & Brazing

We offer a range of in-house welding and brazing processes to support the manufacture of robust, high-quality tube assemblies.

For volume production, we design and manufacture dedicated jigs and fixtures to improve efficiency, maintain consistency and ensure repeatable quality across production batches.

By integrating welding and brazing with our tube bending, cutting and end-forming capabilities, we can supply complete fabricated tube assemblies tailored to your specific requirements.

TIG Welding

TIG welding delivers exceptional precision and clean, high-quality welds for tube assemblies where strength, appearance and dimensional accuracy are critical. Ideal for stainless steel, aluminium and thin-wall tubing, this process produces consistent results for demanding industrial and commercial applications.

MIG Welding

MIG welding offers an efficient and cost-effective solution for higher-volume tube fabrication projects. Well suited to mild steel and structural tube assemblies, it provides strong, reliable joints while maintaining production efficiency across a wide range of component designs.

Brazing

Brazing is an excellent joining method for tube assemblies that require clean, leak-tight connections with minimal heat distortion. Commonly used in fluid transfer, cooling and heat exchange applications, brazing provides durable, high-quality joints while preserving the integrity of the parent material.