Welding and Fabrication

Metal Working

TIG welder in protective hood welding a large steel pipe with a vivid blue arc

Welding

Ferguson Industrial Co. welders work ferrous and non-ferrous materials for plant repairs and new fabrications. Processes and finishes depend on the job: structural repairs, brackets and guards, fixtures, and assemblies that have to fit the machine the first time.

  • Ferrous and non-ferrous weldable materials
  • Repair welding and new fabrication
  • Fixtures, guards, brackets, and plant steelwork
  • AWS-certified welding capability where the work requires it

Need precision parts machined after fab? See our CNC machine shop.

Industrial welder kneeling while striking an arc weld on a steel beam, with smoke and sparks rising

Fabrication

Send a sketch, drawing, or sample and we will fabricate to fit your process and budget. Our design team can also help when you only have a concept. Typical fabrication work includes frames, skids, guards, brackets, and one-off plant components.

Industrial welding fixture table with clamps holding a steel workpiece in place

What to send for a welding or fabrication quote

To quote accurately, send as much of the following as you have:

  • Sketch, drawing, or photos of the existing part
  • Material preference and thickness
  • Quantity and needed delivery date
  • Finish requirements (paint, grind, as-welded)
  • Whether the piece mounts to existing equipment (include dimensions)

Welding & Fabrication FAQs

We work with ferrous and non-ferrous weldable materials for plant repairs and new fabrications. Share the alloy and thickness with your inquiry so we can confirm process and finish.

No. A sketch, photos, or a sample part is enough to start. Our design team can develop fabrication details when you only have a concept.

Yes. Fabricated pieces that need precision fits can move into our CNC machine shop so one team owns the timeline.

Send drawings or photos, material, quantity, finish needs, and the date you need the work. Include mounting dimensions when the piece attaches to existing equipment.