Fabrication is a specialty trade. Excellent service and top-quality output are what every homeowner, business owner, or facility manager should look for in a fabricator — a qualified shop with expert crews, a portfolio of completed projects, and the ability to work in any metal, from stainless steel to aluminum.
Here’s what separates a reliable fabrication partner from the rest: materials · tools & facilities · versatility
01Recommended Materials for Fabrication
Depending on the specification, each fabrication project will require one or more types of materials. These raw materials are used to create new products, structures, assemblies, or machinery. Most fabricators recommend these materials:
- Stainless steel. Known for its resistance to staining and corrosion. It’s also low-maintenance and perfect for corporate signs, countertops, railings, display racks, and industrial fixtures and amenities.
- Steel and iron. Long used in the construction of buildings and similar infrastructure. They’re chosen for fabrication work because of their flexibility, durability, and affordable cost.
We can also work in aluminum, copper, and other exotic metals. Our crew has the skills, knowledge, and experience to deliver whatever unique product you may require.
02Complete Tools and State-of-the-Art Facilities
Skilled and passionate fabricators aren’t enough on their own — a shop also needs modern facilities. A shop with complete tools can handle large projects and complete them fast. Some of the tools fabricators rely on every day:
- Band saws
- Drill presses
- Pipe and bar bending machines
- Sheet metal machines
- Grinders
- Polishing tools
- Metal shapers
- Form bending tools
- Metal brakes
- Hand and power shears
- Angle grinders
- Plasma cutters
- Welding machines
03Versatile Fabricators
Want to improve the look of your home or business with steel railings? Need custom structures to improve the production process in your industrial facility? Then you need versatile fabricators.
Highly experienced fabricators can take on any metal fabrication project — stainless steel railings, display units, conveyors, steel tanks, and machinery rebuilds. Ask to see a portfolio of completed work before you commit.
Fabrication Done Under One Roof
Midwest Machining Solutions, LLC keeps a complete inventory of basic and advanced fabrication tools and equipment, serving residential, commercial, and industrial clients across the greater St. Louis metro. Visit our shop to see the setup for yourself — we’d be happy to show you around.
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