Quality Documents 

This page holds the documents that describe how MTI MicroWelding, the company behind Percussion Welder, manages quality: our Smithers Certificate of Approval and our quality policy.

A customer can use them to confirm that a certified quality management system is in place for the equipment and services they buy. The certificate details are shown in the panel on this page, so they are not repeated here.

The certified scope is the design, manufacturing, sales, distribution and servicing of percussion welding and percussion welding equipment.

In practice that is the equipment we build in Denver: the Model 858 Percussion Welder, the Model 726 Bench Fixture, the Model 808 Actuator and the Percussion Weld Monitor, together with the sales and service that support them. Our services page describes applications testing, process development and training.

MTI MicroWelding is committed to delivering quality Percussion Welders and services to meet or exceed client expectations and focusing on continuous improvement in our processes. We accomplish this by monitoring our performance against our established objectives, identifying areas where we can improve our processes, and through management commitment and employee training.

This page claims one certification: ISO 9001:2015 with Design, from Smithers Quality Assessments. We do not claim any other certification here.

Aerospace, defense, medical and automotive programs often come with their own quality or customer-specific requirements. We do not list those as held. If your program has one, ask us about your specific requirement and we will tell you plainly where we stand. Many of our customers are under non-disclosure agreements, so we do not publish customer names or customer-specific approvals.

To ask about quality documentation, regulatory expectations or a certification your program requires, call 303-536-7838 or email sales@percussionwelder.com. Tell us what your requirement is and what you need to see.

• Ask us about your specific quality documentation requirement.
• Discuss what your industry or customer expects before you commit to a process.
• Schedule a video meeting if you prefer to talk it through.

The Percussion Welder team offers guidance, answers questions and runs live, in-person tests on our equipment at 7100 N Broadway, Denver. Bring your most challenging current project, or use one of the metals we have on hand.

On the production side, the optional Percussion Weld Monitor learns a signature waveform and compares each later weld with it, showing a Pass or Fail result. Our published weld schedules are lab starting points, not guarantees, and we recommend validating joint strength on your own parts before production. See the Weld Monitor and the 858.