Custom Metal Fabrication

  • Laser cutting to ½” plate
  • 6’ x 12’ laser cutting table
  • 3/8” x 12’ shear

Custom Metal Fabrication Services

We have the space, equipment, and capacity to take on even the trickiest custom metal work in our 50,000-square-foot manufacturing center. Our custom metal fabrication services include laser cutting, press brake forming, shearing, punching, robotic welding and assembly. Because of the facilities we have available, we are able to take on all types of jobs, whether for a single-unit prototype or larger production runs.

The equipment we use is ideal for accurate and quick metal fabrication work. With our 2,000-watt Cincinnati Laser Cutting Center, we are able to tackle most types of jobs. We can cut carbon steel up to 1/2" thick, aluminum to 3/16" and stainless steel to 1/4".

We’ve successfully taken on metal fabrication projects in conveying, target ranges, locomotive, specialty machinery builders, agriculture, refrigeration, custom lighting, architectural, amusement parks and other sectors. We also welcome those trickier projects that other metal shops avoid. We’ll gladly accept the most challenging projects you can send our way, and we’ll do them well with get-it-right-the-first-time accuracy and speed.

A few examples of custom metal fabrication jobs we’ve worked on include heat exchangers, hoppers, guards, custom light fixtures, frames, machine and conveyor components, architectural parts, construction-related parts, metal column covers and decorative metal forms.

Let us offer our expertise and years of experience to ensure your custom metal fabrication projects get the highest level of attention possible.

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NMF Specials
NMF Brochure
Hot Rolled Steel
Hot rolling refers to metal forming in which metal stock is passed through a pair of rolls with a heat level higher than the recrystallization temperature. The end result is a basic carbon steel sheet.
Cold Rolled Steel
When metal stock is passed through a pair of rolls with a heat level below the recrystallization temperature, the process is known as cold rolling. The result is a carbon steel sheet ready for an applied finishing, such as paint. Because of the absence of surface scale, however, the material is susceptible to rust.
Hot Rolled Pickled and Oiled
An option for preventing rust of a de-scaled carbon steel sheet is known as “pickling” the metal surface. During that treatment, impurities are removed via strong acids. Oil is then applied to protect the steel from rust.
Stainless Steel T304-2B
A basic stainless material with a normal mill finish.
Stainless Steel T304-#4
A basic stainless material polished on one side. Sometiems called a brushed finish. Polished surface comes with a protective paper cover.
Stainless Steel T316
A higher grade of stainless steel; it is more durable and can be used in environments with intense temperatures; suitable for food-grade applications.
Commonly Used Aluminum Alloys
6061-T6
3003-H14
Used for softer aluminum sheet stock; considered easier to form.
5052-H32
6063-T52
Used for architectural square root angles.