Other Fabrication Services

Assembly is the process of putting together a finished product from supplied parts. It is a process used by those who manufacture raw parts but lack the skill or facilities to assemble into a finished product. This includes those in the field engineering, aerospace, manufacturing and pharmaceuticals.

Bending is a fabrication process which includes taking a finished part and shaping, moulding and bending it into the desired shape so that it forms part of a finished product. Bending is often a necessary process since exact shapes cannot be created using moulds alone. It is commonly used in many home and garden applications, like in safety bars and children’s play equipment.

Forming is the process of fashioning objects and parts (usually metal) through a process known as mechanical deformation. In this application, the workpiece is shaped and reformed without removing or adding any materials. It is process widely used by industries that rely on processes of fabrication to reach a finished product.

Guillotining is a process that is used to cut materials to size. It is commonly used in paper but, when it comes to fabrication, it usually refers to the process of cutting steel and other metals to size through a shearing action. Guillotining is a service whereby metal is cut to size.

The manual or automated process of forming metal over a mandrel.

Punching is a metal process which falls under the services of fabrication. It involves removing scrap slug from metal workpieces every time a punch enters a punching die. In each case, the application leaves a hole in the metal workpiece.

Shaping is a fabrication service involving the process of fashioning metal into a desired shape. In each case, metal can only be shaped by one of four process, these include bending, cutting, shrinking and stretching. In each case, metal is shaped to fit a desired part, product or application.

Other products that didn't quite fit into any of the above categories.