Custom Metal Fabrication & Assembly
Building metal structures by cutting, bending, and assembling — with resistance welding, riveting, and full sub-assembly all under one roof.
Metal Fabrication
Metal fabrication is the building of metal structures by cutting, bending, and assembling processes. Assembling at Phillips Machine & Stamping Corp. is typically done by resistance spot or projection welding, semi-tubular or eyelet riveting, internal or external self-clinching threaded fasteners, or more bending in the form of a crimped or hemmed seam.
Machining
Phillips Machine & Stamping includes metal lathes, mills, magnetic based drills, and other portable metalworking tools. Our machine shop has both the capability and the capacity to manufacture your metal components, assemble and then arrange for secondary heat treatment, coating, or plating processes. From raw stock to finished product: We partner with certified specialists to handle your plating and anodizing needs, delivering high-precision, fully finished parts straight to our customers.
Welding
Resistance welding is the main focus of steel fabrication at Phillips Machine & Stamping. The formed and machined parts are assembled into place using a fixture to locate parts, then checked for accuracy using dimensional measurements and mechanical torque or pull-out tests. Our resistance weld operator completes spot or projection welding per engineering drawings to defined work instructions per ISO-9001 procedures.
Specialties
- Brazing
- Drawing
- Punching
- Shearing
- Welding
- Prototyping & Sub-contract Manufacturing