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Fabrication services involve the construction of products or structures from various raw or semi-finished materials, often using processes like cutting, bending, and assembly.

This contrasts with manufacturing, which typically processes raw materials into a finished product on a large scale. 

How Fabrication Services Work
The fabrication process typically involves several stages: 

    Design: The process begins with engineering drawings and specifications, often created using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) technology. Prototyping may also be used for testing and visualization.
    Material Preparation: Raw materials, most commonly metals like steel and aluminum, are sourced and prepared for the specific project.
    Processing: Various techniques are employed to shape the material. Common processes include:
        Cutting: Methods include shearing, sawing, torching, or advanced techniques like laser or water jet cutting.
        Forming/Bending: Using force to change the shape of flat material, such as with press brakes or hydroforming, without adding or removing material.
        Machining: The removal of material from a solid block to create a desired shape, using lathes, mills, or drills.
        Punching & Stamping: Using a press to create holes or indentations in the material.
    Assembly: The processed parts are then assembled, frequently using welding, adhesives, or fasteners to join them into a complete structure or product.
    Finishing: The final product often undergoes finishing processes, such as heat treatment, polishing, or painting, to improve appearance and durability.
    Installation and Maintenance: For larger projects, the fabricated items may require professional installation and ongoing maintenance services. 

Common Types of Fabrication Services

Fabrication shops provide custom solutions for a wide array of industries, including construction, automotive, aerospace, and medical. Specific services often include: 

    Steel Fabrication: A core service, producing everything from large warehouses and bridges to smaller components like beams, columns, and trusses.
    Custom Metalwork: Creating bespoke items such as handrails, gates, staircases, tanks, and scaffolding.
    Pipe Spooling and Construction: Specialized services for pipeline systems, including repairs and installation for both land and subsea projects.
    Precision Engineering: Services that use sophisticated machinery and techniques (like CNC technologies) to produce parts with minimal errors and high accuracy.