From light gauge sheet metal to large, heavy steel plate: here's the range of processes and equipment available across our fabrication network.
Four main lines of work, each matched to the shop best equipped for it.
Laser cutting, press brake forming, welding, and finishing for enclosures, brackets, and custom parts.
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Large steel structures, machinery frames, and structural fabrication sized for industrial projects.
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In-house foundry, 350 to 1,200 ton die casting machines, and CNC machining, ISO 9001:2015 certified.
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Corrosion protection for structural steel and OEM parts up to 5 tons and 12.6 m long.
See galvanizing servicesThe machines and processes our partner shops run, grouped the way a part moves through the shop: cutting, forming, joining, finishing, and machining. Jump to a process:
Every fabricated part starts as a cut blank. Our partner shops cut carbon steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel, and aluminum, from thin-gauge sheet to heavy plate.
CNC laser cutting for precise profiles, small holes, and fine detail in sheet metal, and CNC plasma cutting for thicker steel plate. Typical work: flat blanks for formed parts, brackets, gussets, base plates, flanges, and nested parts for welded assemblies.
Large-format CNC plasma tables with multiple torches cut full-size, thick steel plate for structural and heavy equipment work: base plates, lugs, side plates, and large weldment components.
Sheet and plate shearing for straight cuts and rectangular blanks, and band saw cutting for structural profiles, tubing, bar, and beams before they go to welding or machining.
Bending, punching, stamping, and rolling turn flat blanks into three-dimensional parts.
CNC press brakes in many sizes, from precision machines for thin-gauge sheet metal to long tandem press brakes for heavy plate and long parts. Used for enclosures, panels, channels, angles, brackets, and formed plate components.
CNC turret punch presses for sheet metal parts with many holes, slots, louvers, and knockouts, plus CNC punching lines for heavier steel plate. Fast and repeatable for electrical enclosures, panels, perforated parts, and connection plates.
Stamping for thin and thick metal across our network, including a partner plant with four presses from 1,000 to 3,000 tons for large, heavy-gauge structural parts: bumpers, cross members, chassis components, and brackets. IATF 16949 certified, with an estimated capacity of more than 10 million parts per year.
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Plate rolls form steel plate into cylinders and curved sections for tanks, ducts, hoppers, shells, and structural components.
Certified welders and robotic welding cells, from small sheet metal assemblies to large structural weldments. Robotic cells bring consistency to repeat production; manual welding covers heavy, complex, and low-volume work. Structural welding to AWS D1.1 where your project specifies it.
Self-clinching nuts, studs, and standoffs pressed into sheet metal, giving thin panels strong, reusable threads without welding. Common in enclosures, chassis, and electronic cabinets.
Batch booths or continuous lines, in the color and finish your specification calls for. A durable, even finish for enclosures, cabinets, racks, fixtures, and outdoor equipment.
Zinc coating for long-term corrosion protection of structural steel and outdoor parts. Kettle 1.5 m wide × 3 m deep × 12.6 m long, for parts up to 5 tons, per ASTM A123 and ISO 1461.
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Heat treatment of steel parts and weldments, in furnaces sized for large components. Tell us the treatment and properties your drawing calls for, and we'll match the part to a shop that can run it.
CNC lathes, vertical machining centers, and large machines for big weldments and castings, for turned parts, flanges, shafts, gears, and housings, and for finish-machining fabricated parts to tolerance. One partner shop alone runs more than 30 lathes and vertical machining centers.
Help turning drawings, samples, or worn parts into a part that can be built: drawing review and reverse engineering of existing parts.
Aluminum die casting with an in-house foundry and machining, plus product packaging to your requirements before shipping.
See die casting capabilitiesCarbon steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel, and aluminum, from thin-gauge sheet metal to heavy steel plate, plus abrasion-resistant (AR) wear plate for heavy equipment parts.
Yes. We match your part to a shop, or a group of shops, whose equipment covers the full route, from cutting and forming to welding, coating, or galvanizing, so you deal with one point of contact.
Yes. Our partner shops take on custom, one-off, and low-volume fabrication as well as larger production runs, built to your drawings or specifications.
Your drawings or specifications, the material, the quantity, and any finish or standard the part must meet. If you only have a sample or a worn part, tell us; reverse engineering is available.
Our partner shops are in the industrial corridor of Coahuila, in northeast Mexico, and ship worldwide, with the large majority going to the United States.
Tell us what you're building and we'll match it to the right shop and process.
