Custom Metal Fabrication

Structural Steel is a process of fabricating metal using advanced computer technologies and cutting-edge machinery. Structural Steel is using to create frames for buildings, bridges, columns, skids, landing, and other structures. Structural Steel has many applications in the construction industry because it can be customized to fit any project from residential homes to huge skyscrapers.

Structural Steel is a process of cutting and bending metal in thin layers to create the frame for any structure. The way that the metal is cut determines the strength and the durability of the structure. In today's construction industry custom metal fabrication is essential because it is often hard to find quality steel that is suitable for building a certain type of building or because there may be several specifications that must be followed when making a certain kind of structure or piece of equipment.

There are several types of custom metal fabrication machines and tools. In most cases, they are either CNC machines (Computer Numerated Control) which means that they make precise movements by using a computer or automated tools that perform similar actions but without a computer. CNC machines use stepper-driven units that allow them to quickly cut various pieces of metal by taking a variety of steps, such as punching a die into the material to create a different thickness, punching a different shape into the metal, and finally feeding the material through the machine with the punched holes. CNC automated tools are much more expensive than CNC machines. In order to cut metal accurately with a CNC machine, you must also have accurate punching and routing skills because if those steps are off even slightly the metal will not be as accurate and will therefore not be as strong.