Fabrication engineering
Welded assemblies built to hold their geometry
Frames, weldments, and sheet metal assemblies demand more than a drawing that closes. We engineer cutting, bending, joining, and post-weld steps together so the finished part holds alignment and survives production.
Design for the shop floor
We review bend sequences, joint access, and tolerance stack-up before release. A weldment that fits on screen but cannot be fixtured, welded, and checked is not finished.
Control heat and distortion
Weld sequence, fixturing, and fit-up discipline keep alignment within specification. We plan for heat input and post-weld machining so critical datums stay where the drawing needs them.
How we work
From cut to checked assembly
01 Cut
Laser, plasma, or shear profiles are checked against nesting and grain direction before any forming begins.
02 Form
Bend allowances and springback are set from the actual tooling so formed flanges land where the model expects.
03 Fit-up
Parts are clamped into fixtures that hold datums and gaps through the welding sequence.
04 Validate
Weld joints and finished dimensions are inspected against the drawing before finishing and release.
Bring us your drawing package
Send the assembly drawings and material spec, and we will review fabrication feasibility with you.