Heavy Fabrication

Heavy fabrication typically refers to the process of creating large, complex, and often customized metal structures or components used in industries such as construction, manufacturing, infrastructure, and energy. It involves the welding, cutting, forming, and assembling of thick metal materials, usually exceeding 6mm in thickness. Heavy fabrication requires specialized equipment like welding machines, plasma cutters, bending machines, and cranes to handle the size and weight of the materials. Overall, heavy fabrication plays a critical role in creating durable, reliable, and often custom-made components that are essential in various sectors, supporting infrastructure, manufacturing, and technological advancements.