Metal fabrication processes involve cutting, bending, joining and assembly of metal products. Indoor heavy fabrication facilities can be several stories tall with thousands of square feet of floor space. Some heavy fabrication operations produce large enough products that they are conducted outdoors. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Maysteel Industries, LLC
Allenton, WI | 262-251-1632Maysteel provides complex sheet metal fabrication with a focus on design for manufacturing. Founded in 1936, we combine our extensive engineering experience and market knowledge with an expanding supply chain footprint, allowing us to fabricate products that others can’t. We design, engineer and manufacture custom OEM sheet metal enclosures, kiosks, cabinets and racks. We have locations in the U.S. and Mexico, as well as partnerships in Europe. For more information, visit www.maysteel.com.
Accurate Metal Stamping (AMS)
Fort Worth, TX | 817-284-9444Accurate Metal Stamping is a dedicated and trusted leader in the metal fabrication industry. We are committed to providing our customers with unbeatable service, high-quality products, and competitive prices. Accurate Metal Stamping is your one-stop shop for all your metal fabrication needs.
Genesee Global Group
West Henrietta, NY | 585-475-0450Genesee Global Group offers a diverse range of metal fabrications designed to meet our customers' needs. We are well-known nationwide for consistently providing high-quality products and exceptional customer service. Our capabilities include machining, custom metal fabrication, specialty welding, and complex assemblies. We focus on continually improving our products and our service, so you are only ever getting the best from us.
Mayville Engineering Company
Mayville, WI | 920-387-4500Mayville Engineering is a provider of metal fabrications, mechanical and electro-mechanical assemblies. In addition, we provide secondary operations such as hard tooled stamping, laser cutting, NC punching, machining, welding, powder coating and electro-deposition coating.
SFI
Conway, AR | 501-329-8328SFI provides metal fabrication services and customer metal fabrication to Original Equipment Manufacturers. We utilize skilled craftsmen and the latest technologies to produce parts that feed into planned-demand manufacturing operations. The customers and geographies we service are diverse. The common thread is the value we produce from our know-how, quality, location, engineering support and risk mitigation. We understand the vital role we play in the Supply Chain.
Heavy Fabrication - Noble IndustriesThe processes by which structural building materials, airframes, ship hulls and other large materials are produced are considered to be heavy fabrication processes. Other fabricated metal products like furniture, cabinetry, gratings, hand tools, firearms, electronics and other smaller products are considered to be light fabrications.
Heavy fabrications form the backbones of many structures and infrastructure utilities like bridges and tunnels. Steel reinforcement of buildings has become common in all kinds of construction projects. The components required in such applications are often very large, and heavy fabrication facilities must be large and open enough to accommodate them.
Heavy Fabrication - Noble IndustriesThe industries that make the most use of heavy fabrication services include the engineering, heavy machinery, petrochemical extraction and refinement, manufacturing, defense contracting and aerospace manufacturing industries. Many heavy fabrication companies supplement their manufacturing services with design consultation and post-processing inspection.
Heavy fabrication companies must offer their customers a range of fabrication services. Fabrication companies compete with each other to offer customers the highest level of efficiency for the lowest price. Innovation is an expression of competitive competition, and innovations in heavy fabrication have streamlined many manufacturing processes.
Robotic welding, for example, has allowed for increased output and more uniform production for many large scale automotive manufacturing operations. Reducing labor intensity and product development saves fabrication companies time and money, and customers often realize the benefits of those savings as well. Metal joining methods like welding and fastening must both be present on a heavy fabrication company's list of capabilities.
Many of the products of heavy fabrication processes end up contributing to the safety of large groups of people. Load bearing elements in bridges, buildings and in other structures must meet strict standards of durability, corrosion resistance and other safeguards. Heavy fabrication companies have a unique responsibility for ensuring the quality of their products for this reason.
