Metal Fabrication Equipment in Northeast United States

Precision Shearing and Forming

Our Cincinnati plate shear makes clean cuts through 3/8" carbon steel up to 12 feet long, or 1/4" stainless steel. Do you need to bend that metal after cutting? Our press brake lineup handles the job with precision. The 80-ton Amada tackles 12-gauge carbon steel up to 96" long, while our two Cincinnati press brakes – 230-ton and 300-ton models – form 3/8" carbon steel up to 12 and 15 feet, respectively. All feature C.N.C. gauging systems for consistency across your entire order.

Working with curves? Our Roundo plate rolls form 5/16" carbon steel up to 6'6" long, and the Niagara handles 1/4" carbon steel up to 4' long – both with cone rolling attachments for tapered shapes. This equipment doesn't just bend metal – it shapes possibilities for your projects.

Sawing Solutions

Different cutting jobs demand different tools. That's why we maintain a full array of saws in our shop. Our Marvel band saws include both an 18" x 18" general-purpose unit and a fully automatic production model for high-volume jobs. The DoAll saws cut steel, wood, and plastic, while our DoAll friction saw makes rough cuts through any alloy with a 24" height capacity. For non-ferrous metals, the Backus saw handles pieces up to 12" wide, and the Scotchman cold saw delivers clean cuts through 12" stainless steel and other alloys.

Specialized Metal Fabrication: Going Beyond Just Cutting and Forming

Metal fabrication isn't just about cutting sheets and bending angles. Our Whitney angle shear handles 6" x 6" x 3/8" carbon steel angles, while the Boschert notcher creates precise cutouts in 1/4" carbon steel. Working with concrete reinforcement? Our Peddinghouse rebar bender forms bars up to 1-1/4" in diameter. Surface finish matters too – our glass bead and blast booth (30" x 30" x 48") prepares your metal for painting or creates decorative finishes. Our grinding and polishing department achieves pharmaceutical-grade quality for the most demanding applications. Heat treatment and proper tool selection make all the difference in these specialized processes that turn ordinary metals into extraordinary products.

Heavy Lifting and Workshop Essentials

Big metal needs serious muscle. Our four-ton capacity overhead cranes and 6500-pound Toyota forklift keep materials flowing through our shop. The Pittsburgh lockformer, three spot welders (one Sciaky and two Taylor Windfield 75 KVA units), and two stud welders (handling studs from tiny diameters up to 5/8") join your metal pieces permanently. Our 2" x 36" plate roller forms small cylinders and rings with precision. This workshop infrastructure might not be as flashy as our C.N.C. equipment, but it's just as vital to getting your job done right.