OUR CAPABILITIES
CUT. FORM.
JOIN. FINISH.
Four connected processes. A component with a job to do. Explore where Steel Fab Canada can support your fabrication requirements.
Talk through your project01 / CUT
Precision cutting
SHEET / PROFILES / COMPONENTS
The outline of what comes next.
Laser, plasma and waterjet cutting shape metal sheet into the profiles your component needs.
- Laser cutting
- Plasma cutting
- Waterjet cutting
What to include in your enquiry
Share your drawing, material, thickness and quantity. Include any critical dimensions or edge requirements.
02 / FORM
CNC bending & forming
ANGLES / BRACKETS / ENCLOSURES
A flat sheet. A new dimension.
CNC press-brake forming creates the bends and angles in brackets, enclosures and other shaped components.
- CNC press-brake forming
- Brackets and bent profiles
- Enclosures
What to include in your enquiry
Include bend locations, angles and any surfaces that need to fit another part. An assembly drawing helps explain the finished shape.
03 / JOIN
Welding & assembly
COMPONENTS / CONNECTIONS / ASSEMBLIES
Separate parts. A shared purpose.
MIG, TIG and spot welding bring individual metal components together as fabricated assemblies.
- MIG welding
- TIG welding
- Spot welding and assembly
What to include in your enquiry
Show how the parts fit together, the intended use and any specified weld or appearance requirements.
04 / FINISH
Finishing services
EDGES / SURFACES / APPEARANCE
The surface matters, too.
Deburring, polishing, powder coating and plating prepare the surface for the appearance and use you have in mind.
- Deburring and polishing
- Powder coating
- Plating
What to include in your enquiry
Tell us about the operating environment, visible surfaces and required colour or finish specification.
THE DETAILS DEFINE THE JOB
Let’s make the
brief work.
Material, geometry, quantity and finish all affect the fabrication approach. Send what you have, flag the important details and tell us how the component will be used.
Prepare a project enquiryBEFORE YOU GET IN TOUCH
A little preparation.
A useful conversation.
What should I send with a drawing?
Include your preferred material and thickness, quantities, required finish, important dimensions and target timing. Note any details that are still open for discussion.
What if the design is still taking shape?
Describe the component and what it needs to do. Let us know which specifications you already have and which questions you want to discuss.
How do I confirm price and lead time?
Contact the team with your project requirements. Price, schedule and suitability need to be confirmed for the specific work before proceeding.
Can I attach drawings to an enquiry?
The enquiry form prepares an email draft. Attach your drawings in your email app before sending, or email them directly to info@steelfabcanada.ca.
A PROJECT STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION
What are you
making next?
Bring the drawing, the specification
or the question you’re working through.