Metal fabrication projects typically begin with detailed shop sketches, complete with precise measurements, before moving into the fabrication phase and ultimately culminating in the installation of the final product. Fabrication facilities are commonly engaged by contractors, OEMs, and VARs to deliver high-quality metal solutions.

Traditional fabrication projects include:

• Loose parts and components

• Structural frames for buildings and heavy equipment

• Stairs, hand railings, and other architectural elements

At its core, metal fabrication is a value-added process, transforming diverse raw materials into machines, parts, and structural solutions. A workshop like Australian General Engineering carefully reviews project sketches, submits competitive bids, and, upon contract award, constructs the product to exacting standards.

Larger fabrication facilities consolidate multiple value-added processes—such as welding, cutting, forming, and machining—under one roof. This integrated approach provides clients with a significant advantage: they save time and resources by avoiding the need to engage multiple vendors for different services, ensuring efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness.