Sheet Metal Fabrication and Installation

Duct systems provide effective insulation and airtightness for a variety of HVAC applications such as exhaust and ventilation systems, wind tunnels, and air conditioning equipment. Skilled sheet metal workers use a variety of tools and machines to form the ducts and keep them airtight. Sheet metal fabrication is practiced in work environments that promote safety. Depending on the project, sheet metal workers often work in pairs or as part of a team. Sheet metal fabrication demands strong manual dexterity and attention to detail. Sheet metal workers should also have experience using hand and power tools.

Lab hoods, ductwork, and HVAC applications are some of the many main projects completed by sheet metal fabricators.

Oven and equipment exhaust systems , hydraulic cylinders and pipes, and commercial kitchen exhaust hoods are some of the many sheet metal applications.

Fume, chemical, and dust exhaust systems are examples of sheet metal fabrications that architects use to control the air quality in buildings.

Specialty metal fabrications:

Welded black iron in steel pipe (bollards, rails, and other van racking) Welded stainless steel for hospitals (water, waste, and vent systems). Welded stainless steel for commercial kitchens (cooking equipment, refrigerators, and warming drawers) Welded stainless steel for restaurants (kitchen exhaust hoods, sinks, and countertops). Welded stainless steel for universities (water, waste, and vent systems)

Black plate steel for machine parts and machine guard components.

Aluminum and stainless steel plate steel for special applications.

In-house fabrication ensures a higher level of quality and faster installation.