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What to Consider When Choosing a Steel Fabricator
There are so many utilitarian metal objects in the world — doors, barn stalls, signage, bins, trash cans, gates, railings (such as interior stair railings and industrial stair railings), and much more. But these things don’t need to be boring or ugly. Custom...
The Benefits of Powder Coating
Unfinished fabricated metal tarnishes and corrodes when frequently exposed to various external elements. Proper finishing is critical in enhancing steel fabrication designs' durability and longevity. Since its introduction in North America in the 1960s, the dry...
Why Add Architectural Metalwork
Architectural metalwork works well for both indoor and outdoor use. It’s no wonder that it has become popular and stylish to integrate it into residential designs. With just a little bit of imagination, custom architectural metalwork fits into any home. Combining a...
What Industries Use Laser Cutting Services
Laser cutting has made a name for itself as one of the most widely used manufacturing processes in the world, finding its place in the aerospace, automotive, and electronics industries among others. One of the most vital industries, the medical sector. It relies on...
The Perfect Steel Fab Part
Regardless of the industry or application, perfection in a custom steel fab part is possible. But it requires a skilled steel fabrication company and the incorporation of key elements into your project to ensure your part stands up to its perfect ten rating. Steven...
Find A Steel Fabrication Company
Every steel fabrication company offers something different. So, what do you look for to determine the one that best suits your project needs? From capabilities to experience to quality, here are the five key things to look for when choosing a steel fabrication company...
Laser Cutting Services Saves Time
Why laser cutting is so cost effective for high-volume projects. Laser-cutting is a technology that uses a high-power laser for precision laser cutting services. It can be used on a variety of materials at varying thicknesses. Quick, precise and clean, laser...
What is Mass Timber Construction?
Wood has been used for construction throughout human history. However, it was slowly phased out of the construction industry over the last two centuries as steel and concrete became more popular. Today, research and technological advancements have brought timber back…
What is Timber Framing?
Timber framing is an old construction style that was the standard for building in many parts of the world before the introduction of modern construction styles, typically those involving metalwork joinery. The style utilizes heavy timber frames instead of the…
MIG vs. TIG Welding: What’s the Difference?
A professional, high-quality welding job creates a clean, reliable joint between two pieces of metal. Metal inert gas (MIG) and tungsten inert gas (TIG) are two popular fusion welding methods that both use an electric arc with a shielding gas to join metal parts.…
Common Types of Timber Frame Joints
Timber frame joinery is an intricate technique that securely connects a wooden frame without using nails or screws. Instead, it relies on carefully crafted interlocking…
4 Reasons Why Metal Fabrication Might Be Your Dream Career
Does an office job sound painfully boring to you? Do you hate the idea of sitting at a desk,…
4 Ways to Save Money on Your Next Metal Production Project
Whether you work in the metal fabrication industry yourself, or you use a metal production partner, you’ve probably noticed rising costs and have some pretty expensive metal production projects on your hands. Metal prices have seen a steep increase recently…
4 Things to Look for in a Quality Metal Production Supplier
There are likely many metal production suppliers in your area to choose from — so many that you might feel overwhelmed by your options. To help, here are four key things to look for that often separate a good weld…
What Type of Metal Fabrication Is Best for My Project?
Of the many different types of metal fabrication, the best one for your project will depend on what it needs, what kinds of materials you’re using, and the thickness of those materials. Here, we’ll discuss three common types of fabrication…