Structural Fabrication

Machined structural fabrication is the process of manufacturing structural metal components with precise dimensions and finishes using machining techniques. Unlike standard fabrication methods such as welding or bolting alone, this approach involves removing material from metal stock—typically steel, stainless steel, or aluminum—through milling, turning, drilling, grinding, or CNC machining to achieve highly accurate shapes, holes, or surface profiles.

Machined structural fabrication is commonly used in industrial machinery, heavy equipment, bridges, aerospace, and architectural applications where precision, strength, and fit are critical. It ensures that parts assemble correctly, maintain structural integrity, and meet strict engineering tolerances.