Metal Fabrication
Equipment in Brampton.

Different machines hit different tolerances, edge qualities, and material thicknesses. A 2 kW fiber laser cuts 3/16″ stainless cleanly but struggles past 1/2″, where our 5 kW CO₂ TRUMPF Trumatic L3050 holds oxide-free edges through 3/4″. The right machine on day one saves a secondary deburring step later. We'll tell you which one runs your job on the quote.

All six are production-grade industrial machines purchased through certified dealers — TRUMPF, Amada, Daewoo, and Haeger. Every machine runs on quarterly calibration and has held its tolerance since it came on the floor. Industrial machine tools hold their accuracy for decades when they're maintained on schedule, which ours are.

Laser cutting: 60″ × 120″ on the L3050 bed (a full 5 ft × 10 ft sheet). Press brake forming: 13 ft long bends on the Amada HDS 1303 NT at 130 tons of force. Vertical mill: 31.5″ × 16.5″ × 20″ work envelope on the DMV-400. Tube laser: round, square, and rectangular profiles up to standard mill lengths. If your part exceeds these limits we'll say so before we quote.

Yes. Walk-ins welcome Monday through Saturday, 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM at 54 Bramsteele Road in Brampton. We'll walk you through the floor — the laser, the press brake, the mill, and the welding cells — and if your part is already in production, you can watch it being made.

Every machine on a quarterly calibration cycle. Tooling indexed and offsets verified at the start of every production run. Material certifications pulled and filed per job; first-article inspection on every new part before it ships. ISO 9001:2015 quality system documented and audited annually.

Cutting, bending, machining, punching, welding, and grinding all run in-house. Powder coat, wet paint, anodize, and plating go through our finishing partners — same PO, same shipment to your dock, ready to install. We'll tell you up front if your job needs a finishing step we don't run on our floor, and what the added lead time will be.

That's most of what we do. A typical assembly runs laser cut → press brake bend → CNC mill secondary ops → MIG/TIG weld → finishing. All six machines live in the same building, so your part doesn't wait on a courier between processes. One PO, one project manager, one delivery date.

Both. Single prototypes through 10,000-unit production runs. Each machine is built for production throughput — the L3050 nests dozens of identical parts on a single sheet, the press brake holds repeatability across hundreds of bends, and the mill runs production fixtures lights-out overnight. Same-day quotes regardless of quantity.