Stainless steel
Stainless steel welding that stands up to salt air.
Stainless earns its name only when it's welded right — wrong filler, poor shielding, or skipped passivation and it streaks rust within a season, especially on the coast. We weld 316 and 304 stainless the way we weld for ships: correct procedure, clean technique, finished to last.
From waterfront railings to food-grade equipment to custom yacht hardware, our stainless work is built for the environment it lives in.
Stainless work we handle
- Railings and handrails — commercial, municipal, and marine
- Custom marine hardware — rails, mounts, davit fittings
- Food-grade and sanitary equipment repair
- Architectural stainless — gates, guards, trim
- TIG-welded joints for cosmetic-critical work
Why stainless comes to Nautilus
316 marine-grade stainless is our daily bread
TIG procedures for clean, strong, presentable joints
Shop fabrication plus on-site installation
Coastal-duty finishes that keep their shine
Frequently asked questions
Will stainless welds rust near the ocean?+
Bad ones will. Correct filler selection, shielding, and post-weld cleanup are what keep stainless stainless — that's standard procedure on every job we run.
Do you fabricate custom stainless railings?+
Yes — measured, fabricated in-shop, and installed on-site, for storefronts, waterfront properties, and vessels.