Equipment Manufacturing

WHAT WE OFFER:
We provide fabrication and machining services to diverse regional equipment manufacturers. Typical requirements include short lead time, medium to large size parts, complex fabrication and machining, assembly of finished product. We collaborate with Design Engineers to optimize design requirements and to provide very quick and extremely dependable service. We know that it is important to deliver high quality parts when you need them so that you can satisfy your demanding customers.

ENGINEERING AND DESIGN SERVICES
Machine and Fab offers engineering and design services to compliment your efforts. From creating shop drawings from concept sketches to full design/build services, we offer a one stop solution.

Read Daily Journal of Commerce Article	China’s vision, for over 25 years, has been to build a world class transport system connecting their manufacturing powerhouse in the Pearl River Delta with Hong Kong and Macau. In 2003, this dream became a reality with the creation of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge coordination group. Work began on a 50km (23.9 mi) network of bridges and tunnels on December 15th 2009.The project requires driving over 130 – 72 foot diameter piles for its anchors. Driving pile this large is unprecedented in the pile driving industry. For this groundbreaking project, the Chinese government turned to American Pile Driving Equipment (APE). APE turned to Machine and Fabrication to build the 8 SuperKong vibratory hammers and the 24 hydraulic clamps required for the OctoKong,. The timeline was short—a missed delivery could have derailed the whole project. Because of the trust earned through our long working relationship, APE knew we would deliver.  Our manufacturing team, many of whom have worked for us for over 10 years, took on the challenge with gusto. We made the seemingly impossible task possible. Through the hard work and dedication of our employees, we made all our deliveries on time and free of defects. Machine and Fabrication is very proud to be a part of this historic project. We are even more proud of our great team who enabled us to come through for our customer.
	A design engineer asked if we were interested in building a hydraulic motor driven winch he designed. We had never built a winch, but we thought it would be fun. It was a one-of-a-kind design and required very close collaboration with the designer to insure the project’s success. The winch is still in operation on the Columbia River.
	A company in Singapore needed three vibratory hammers built and on a ship in three weeks – an impossible task. We worked around the clock to get the impossible done. The hammers made the boat. Our customer was satisfied—and so was their customer.