Step-by-Step Overview

Our fabrication process follows a clear, proven workflow to ensure each project meets design intent, stays on schedule, and delivers reliable results:

1. Blueprint Review: Engineers evaluate client-supplied drawings for feasibility and tolerance analysis.
2. Material Selection: We match metals to project needs—considering strength, machinability, and availability.
3. CAM Programming: CNC toolpaths are programmed for precision cutting, turning, or milling.
4. Fabrication: Raw materials are transformed using CNC machines, welding stations, or forming equipment.
5. Assembly & Finishing: Subcomponents are joined, finished, deburred, or powder-coated as required.
6. Final QA: Parts are inspected against spec before packaging and delivery.

Who's Involved

Fabrication is a team effort. Every successful project brings together:

• Design Engineers: They validate CAD drawings, define tolerances, and prepare CAM files.
• Machinists and Fabricators: The hands-on crew running the machines and welding rigs with skill and consistency.
• Project Managers: Your main contact—ensuring timelines, budgets, and expectations stay aligned.
• Quality Inspectors: Specialists who verify that every part is up to spec and ready for service.

Technology and Tools Used

We invest in advanced tools to boost precision, repeatability, and turnaround:

• 3D CAD/CAM Software: For digital planning and efficient toolpath programming
• CNC Mills and Lathes: Multi-axis machines with sub-micron accuracy
• Laser Cutters and Waterjets: For intricate shapes and material versatility
• TIG/MIG Welding Systems: Used in structural and cosmetic joining
• Inspection Equipment: Including CMMs, profilometers, and digital calipers

Quality Control Checkpoints

Our QA program is integrated throughout the process, not just at the end:

• Incoming Inspection: Raw material verification before fabrication starts
• In-Process Checks: Dimensions, surface finish, and alignment verified at each stage
• Final Inspection: Full part check against drawing, using calibrated instruments
• Traceability: Batch and material tracking for compliance and documentation

Lead Times & Client Communication

We believe in transparency. Here’s what clients can expect during a project:

• Lead Times: Typical jobs take 1–3 weeks depending on complexity and volume
• Status Updates: Project managers provide clear milestones and weekly check-ins
• Change Requests: If specs evolve, we offer quick response and clear change order documentation
• Delivery: Packaged securely, with documentation and QC records included

From concept to delivery, our process is built to be fast, reliable, and precise. We don't just fabricate parts—we deliver confidence with every build.