Custom Brackets & Plates
Define the connection before the component. Mounting brackets, adapter plates and gussets bring equipment, frames and building interfaces together when catalogue hardware does not suit the geometry.
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Specify the outcome.
Connect the processes.
Eight fabrication services for commercial, industrial, construction and institutional projects across Canada. Find the material or process that starts your scope, then define the details that bring it together.
THE SERVICE DIRECTORY
Find your starting point.
Explore applications, material considerations and the requirements that shape each fabrication scope.
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Structural Steel Fabrication
Define steel frames, supports and assemblies around your loads, connections and project drawings.
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Stainless Steel Fabrication
Custom stainless components with attention to exposure, cleaning requirements and the finish you need.
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Aluminum Fabrication
Explore lightweight components and assemblies with alloy, joining and finish specified for the application.
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Sheet Metal Fabrication
Turn flat-sheet requirements into panels, enclosures and formed components with clear dimensions and interfaces.
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Custom Metal Fabrication
Bring your concept, drawing or specification for metalwork shaped around a particular function or space.
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Industrial Welding
Discuss welded assemblies with the material, joint design, service conditions and inspection requirements defined.
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Laser Cutting
Specify cut profiles, material and quantities for components that need repeatable geometry and clean interfaces.
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Metal Bending & Forming
Plan bends and formed profiles around radii, material behaviour and the way each part fits the next.
EXPLORE SERVICEMATERIALS OVERVIEW
Let the environment guide the choice.
Steel
Frames, supports and coated assemblies. Start with loading, material specification and exposure.
EXPLORE MATERIAL ↗Stainless steel
Process components, kitchens and architectural finishes. Define corrosion, cleaning and appearance requirements.
EXPLORE MATERIAL ↗Aluminum
Lightweight frames, covers and components. Consider alloy, temper, stiffness and joining.
EXPLORE MATERIAL ↗INDUSTRIES SERVED
Different sectors. Specific requirements.
Commercial ConstructionFabrication planning for commercial construction: supports, frames, architectural interfaces, trade coordination, submittals and delivery requirements.Industrial ManufacturingMetal fabrication for manufacturing equipment frames, guards, chutes and fixtures. Plan operating conditions, interfaces, maintenance access and shutdown work.Commercial FacilitiesFabrication for commercial facilities, fit-outs and maintenance: protective panels, equipment screens, counters and access components with occupied-site planning.Food ProcessingStainless and custom fabrication planning for food-processing components: chutes, hoppers, work surfaces, cleaning access, finishes and acceptance criteria.Architecture & DesignArchitectural metal fabrication for panels, trim, screens and feature assemblies. Coordinate finishes, joints, attachment details, mock-ups and design responsibility.Infrastructure & UtilitiesFabrication planning for utility and infrastructure supports, access assemblies and protective components, including owner standards, corrosion and documentation.Warehousing & LogisticsFabrication for warehouses and logistics facilities: equipment brackets, conveyor interfaces, protective panels and access components with traffic and loading considerations.Institutional FacilitiesMetal fabrication planning for institutional buildings: durable fixtures, equipment enclosures, protective panels and access components with formal procurement requirements.
FABRICATION PROCESS
From inquiry to an agreed scope.
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Define the part
Share its function, drawings, material, quantities and delivery location.
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Review the process
Identify cutting, forming, joining, finishing and any engineering or inspection requirements.
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Agree the scope
Confirm the quote, responsibilities, drawing revision, acceptance criteria and schedule before work.
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Coordinate the handover
Define packaging, delivery, installation interfaces and required documentation.
QUESTIONS / ANSWERS
Before you specify.
Which service should I select for a part needing several processes?
Choose the primary need, or Custom Metal Fabrication for a combined assembly. Describe the full scope, including cutting, bends, welds, hardware and finish, in one inquiry.
Can I request prototype and production pricing together?
List the prototype quantity and expected batch or repeat quantities separately. Identify the checks needed before a production release; process and pricing assumptions may differ.
What makes quotations easier to compare?
Use the same controlled drawings, material specification, quantities, finish, inspection requirements and delivery scope. Identify exclusions such as engineering, installation or secondary machining explicitly.
Can a project include delivery or installation?
Include the Canadian delivery location and any site work required. Availability and feasibility depend on the scope, access, handling, local requirements and agreed responsibilities.
Are all listed materials and processes suitable for my part?
No. Geometry, service conditions, material properties and acceptance requirements determine suitability. A service listing is a starting point for project review, not a universal capacity commitment.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Bring the whole requirement.
Tell us what your metalwork needs to do, where it will be used and which requirements are already defined.
FOCUSED FABRICATION
Start with the component you need.
Explore specific metalwork requirements, from individual mounting parts to complete fabricated assemblies.
Custom Metal Enclosures
Bring equipment dimensions, access requirements and operating conditions together in a clearly specified metal housing. Plan the shell around the components it contains and the people who maintain them.
EXPLORE REQUIREMENTS ↗Machine Guards & Protective Covers
Scope fabricated guard panels, frames and covers around a documented safeguarding design. Clear interfaces help maintenance teams and equipment designers coordinate physical barriers with the wider safety system.
EXPLORE REQUIREMENTS ↗Equipment Frames & Supports
Plan equipment bases and support frames around real interfaces: mounting patterns, operating loads, service access and the floor or structure below. A clear design package connects fabrication to installation.
EXPLORE REQUIREMENTS ↗Stainless Steel Work Tables
Define a stainless work table around the operation, the available space and the cleaning routine. Coordinate the top, frame, shelves and access so the finished piece supports the way the room is used.
EXPLORE REQUIREMENTS ↗Architectural Metal Panels & Trim
Translate a design intent into buildable metal details. Coordinate panel modules, folded returns, joints and attachment points with the surfaces and systems around them.
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