Service Description In the realm of metal fabrication, precision and craftsmanship are paramount, and our services exemplify the highest standards in the industry. Our state-of-the-art facilities are equipped with cutting-edge technology and a skilled workforce, ensuring that each project is executed with utmost precision. We take pride in our ability to work with a diverse range of metals, accommodating the unique needs and specifications of our clients. From stainless steel and aluminum to exotic alloys, our expertise extends across a broad spectrum. Our metal fabrication capabilities are not just about shaping metal, they're about transforming ideas into tangible, functional, and aesthetically pleasing solutions that exceed expectations. Cutting metals can involve slicing with shears or performing laser cutting on the metal. Cutting is usually done with small saws or abrasive cutting tools like grinders and drills. Sometimes metals will bend instead of cut – bending requires heat treatment after shaping takes place which makes things more durable than if just bent by hand alone. Rolling forming is a continuous, high-volume process that allows manufacturers to transform extruded, finished, and textured metal fabrication into useful products like trim or channels. A typical press brake consists of a flat working surface with an indentation in the shape intended for metal bends and pressing tools suspended above it. We may also use the assembly as part of your process if pieces must fit together before welding. In the event that your product has any defects, it may need to be removed or cut out entirely. This step is called inspection – and sometimes cutting tools are used for this process. The welding process creates a strong bond between metal pieces by heating and melting them. Different sources of heat can be used to fuse the metals, including friction from grinding or ultrasound waves emitted through speakers in order to create vibrations that force two surfaces together without any contact. The finishing stage of metal fabrication refers to final processes, like fortifying or beautifying the surface through a variety of methods. Generally, these products are disinfected using organic solvents like acetone and alkaline solutions which is finally followed by polishing with different grades of abrasives.
