Metal Fabrication
Metal fabrication is one of the most common forms of fabrication. It involves working with metals to create custom components and structures. Key processes include:
Cutting: Using tools like saws, lasers, or plasma cutters to cut metal sheets, rods, and other materials into the desired shape or size.
Bending: Using a press brake or similar machinery to bend metal into specific angles or shapes.
Welding: Joining two or more metal pieces together through the application of heat and sometimes filler material.
Assembly: Combining various fabricated metal components into a final product or structure.
Materials used: Steel, aluminum, brass, copper, etc.
Steel Fabrication
Steel fabrication is a specific type of metal fabrication that deals exclusively with steel and its alloys. Steel fabrication is used to create stronger and heavier structures, such as bridges, buildings, and industrial equipment.
Types: Mild steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel.
Common Uses: Structural beams, frames, girders, industrial machinery, and more.
Aluminum Fabrication
Aluminum is a lightweight metal that is commonly used in applications that require strength without excessive weight. Aluminum fabrication processes include cutting, welding, and assembling parts made from aluminum sheets or rods.
Common Uses: Automotive parts, aircraft components, window frames, heat exchangers.
Sheet Metal Fabrication
Sheet metal fabrication involves using thin, flat sheets of metal to create various components. The process includes cutting, folding, punching, welding, and assembling the metal sheets into desired shapes.
Common Uses: Enclosures, ducts, automotive body parts, kitchen equipment, etc.
Plastic Fabrication
Plastic fabrication is the process of creating products and components from various types of plastic materials. The techniques used in plastic fabrication are often similar to metal fabrication but are adapted for plastic.
Processes: Cutting, welding, molding, thermoforming, and extrusion.
Common Uses: Packaging, automotive parts, electrical housings, and consumer products.
Custom Fabrication
Custom fabrication refers to the process of creating unique, made-to-order parts, structures, or components. This type of fabrication often involves working from blueprints or customer specifications.
Common Uses: One-of-a-kind metal art, specialized machinery, and custom industrial components.
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Science Lab Building
New York, USA
Long Gate Bridge
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Toronto, CA
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Interior Designer
Nathan Marshall
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Architect
Ema Romero
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Ann Smith
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