Metal Spinning, Stamping, Fabrication of Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel as Shown Here and Other Metals
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Here at FPI we work with many metal types and thicknesses. Typically we run materials from .020″ to .125″ and diameters from 1/2″ to 25″.
Aluminum Spun Parts & Variety
Here is a broad range of Aluminum spun parts using 1100, 3003, 5052 and 6061 alloys. They range in material thickness from .025″ through .125″ with lengths to 16″ and diameters to 24″.
Stamped Parts All Kinds of Materials & Industries
Although stamping in a flat or formed operation is usually a support operation we can and do make it a stand alone operation an integral part of our many operations.
Quality You Can Count On
Here is an example of a completely spun part 3 260″ diameter by .260″ height which we converted mainly to a stamping controlling the critical tolerances. This stamping had tight tolerance on most measurements of angle, radius and dimensions tighter than +/- .005″.
Plasma Cutting by CNC Can Be Stand Alone or a Component of a Project
Our CNC Plasma cutting is an accurate, repeatable, quick way to cut out flat parts that would be impractical to stamp or cut freehand with a torch.
Holes & Hole Patterns Are Accomplished Accurately Through Our Tool & Die and Machining Capabilities
Whether you need one hole, a dozen holes, or patterns of holes, we can accomplish the task through our machine shop or tooling up a fixture to do the job, usually very economically.
Hollow Shapes Fabricated to Appear or Act as a Solid
This is accomplished by welding any two identical diameter parts together to make a symmetrical appearing part. Many times these parts are structurally sound enough to meet many needs of parts that would otherwise need to be machined from billet/solid blocks or rounds. Cost savings can be significant in achieving your goals.
Fabrication is a Snap at FPI - OEM & Custom
The term iron fabrication is very general and usually does not apply to iron at all except working with the molecule, Fe. Generally the term is applied to light gauge steel (containing iron) fabrication, the act of constructing something.