Structural Fabrication

Stainless steel fabrication is the process of shaping, cutting, assembling, and finishing stainless steel to produce durable, corrosion-resistant components and structures for industrial, architectural, and commercial applications. Stainless steel is valued for its strength, resistance to rust and staining, and aesthetic appeal, making it ideal for everything from structural frameworks to decorative elements.

The fabrication process begins with design and engineering, where detailed drawings or 3D models specify dimensions, tolerances, and finishes. Raw stainless steel, available in sheets, plates, pipes, or bars, is cut using methods such as laser cutting, plasma cutting, or sawing. Shaping techniques like bending, rolling, and forging create the required profiles, while welding, riveting, or bolting assembles the components into finished structures. Surface treatments such as polishing, brushing, or passivation are applied to enhance appearance and corrosion resistance.