Capacity & Equipment

The shop, the iron, and the lift to handle your job. Here is what we run, what we can process, and how big we can build.

Shop at a glance

Built to take on real work

Specifications that tell a project manager, at a glance, whether we can handle the scope. Confirm the exact figures for your job and we will tell you straight.

Shop sq ft
Fabrication floor area
Crane capacity
Overhead lift, per bay
Max member
Length & weight handled
Bay clearance
Width × height × door
The facility

Room, reach, and access to move steel

A fabrication shop is only as capable as the iron it can move and the space it can build in. These are the hard numbers that govern what fits through the door and what leaves on the truck.

  • Floor & bays

    Open fabrication floor with dedicated layout, cutting, forming, and weld-out areas.

    • Total fabrication area — shop sq ft
    • Number of bays — bay count
    • Clear bay width & height — W × H
    • Overhead door size — door W × H

Lifting & handling

Overhead lift so heavy assemblies are positioned, fit, and welded safely — not muscled.

  • Overhead crane capacity — crane rating (tons)
  • Crane coverage / hook height — span & lift height
  • Forklift / yard handling — forklift capacity
  • Outdoor laydown & staging yard — yard area

Maximum part envelope

The largest single member and assembly we can fabricate, finish, and ship out.

  • Max member length — max length
  • Max member / assembly weight — max weight
  • Max plate thickness processed — max thickness
  • Shipping / trucking arrangement — delivery details
Illustrative photo: Wide shop-floor photo — overhead crane lifting a steel assembly across the bay
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Equipment on the floor

The machinery behind the work

Cutting, forming, punching, and welding capability under one roof — so most of your job stays in-house, on schedule, and under our control. Confirm the exact makes, sizes, and quantities for your specification.

CNC Plasma / Laser Table

Programmed cutting of plate and sheet to precise profiles, holes, and copes straight from your drawings — repeatable part after part.

Cutting envelope: table size · Max thickness: plate thickness · Qty: how many

Press Brake

Accurate bending and forming of plate and sheet for brackets, housings, gussets, and formed structural shapes.

Tonnage: brake tonnage · Bed length: bed length · Qty: how many

Ironworker

Shearing, punching, and notching of plate, flat bar, and angle — fast, clean detailing without secondary cutting.

Capacity: ironworker tonnage · Punch / shear: max sizes · Qty: how many

Welding Stations

MIG, TIG, and stick stations for steel, stainless, and aluminum — structural and finish welds on every job.

Processes: MIG · TIG · Stick · Stations: station count · Procedures: WPS reference

Saws & Cutting

Band saw and cut-off capacity for clean, square cuts on beam, tube, pipe, and bar stock to layout length.

Max cut: saw capacity · Type: horizontal / cold saw · Qty: how many

Overhead Cranes & Rigging

Bridge cranes and rigging to lift, turn, and fit heavy weldments safely throughout the fabrication bays.

Crane capacity: rated tons · Bays served: bay count · Forklift: forklift capacity

Drilling & Tapping

Magnetic and pedestal drilling, tapping, and hole work for bolted connections and field-ready assemblies.

Capability: drill · ream · tap · Qty / models: equipment list

Grinding & Finishing

Grinding, deburring, and surface prep so welds are dressed and steel leaves the shop ready for coating.

Finishes: grind · deburr · prep · Coating partners: paint / galv. partner

Layout & Fit-Up

Dedicated layout and fit-up tables with fixturing so assemblies are built square, true, and to drawing.

Tables / fixturing: layout area · Inspection tools: QC equipment

What we process

Materials, thicknesses, and finishes

The range of stock and processes we handle in-house. Generic capability is shown plainly; job-specific maximums are confirmed against your drawings.

Materials

Carbon steel, stainless, and aluminum — plate, structural shapes, tube, pipe, and bar.

  • Structural steel — beams, channel, angle, HSS tube
  • Plate & sheet — carbon, stainless, aluminum
  • Bar & pipe stock
  • Max plate thickness processed — max thickness

Processes

Cut, form, drill, punch, weld, and finish — the full chain from raw stock to finished assembly.

  • CNC plasma / laser cutting
  • Brake forming & rolling
  • MIG, TIG & stick welding
  • Saw cutting, drilling & punching

Finishing

Welds dressed and steel prepped so it ships ready for the next step or the field.

  • Grinding, deburring & surface prep
  • Prime / paint — in-house or partner
  • Hot-dip galvanizing — galvanizing partner
  • Delivery & field install — service details
Illustrative photo: Detail photo — CNC plasma table cutting steel plate with sparks
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Why capacity matters

In-house capability keeps your job on schedule

When cutting, forming, welding, and lifting all live under one roof, your work does not sit waiting on an outside vendor. Fewer hand-offs means tighter tolerances, fewer surprises, and a schedule we can actually hold to.

  • One shop, one chain of custody Your steel moves from raw stock to finished assembly without leaving our control.
  • The lift to build heavy Overhead cranes mean large weldments are fit and welded safely, not improvised.
  • Sized to your scope Send us the drawings — we will confirm member sizes, weights, and lead time before you commit.

Have the drawings? Let's confirm we can build it.

Send your spec and we will tell you straight whether it fits our shop — and what it will take.