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Blast fabrication

Blast fabrication (frequently referred to as blast cleaning, abrasive blasting, or shot blasting within metal fabrication) is a vital surface preparation process used to clean, deburr, and profile metal before it undergoes welding, painting, or powder coating. By using high-pressure air, water, or centrifugal wheels to propel abrasive media against a surface, it removes rust, scale, and contaminants to ensure heavy-duty coatings bond permanently.
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General Fabrication

  • Cutting: Dividing raw material into smaller sections using tools like fiber lasers, plasma cutters, waterjets, and industrial saws.
  • Forming & Bending: Shaping metal without removing material, typically using press brakes, rolling machines, and tube benders to achieve specific angles or curves.
  • Welding: Joining multiple pieces of metal together using intense heat and filler material, using methods like MIG, TIG, and Stick welding.
  • Machining: Removing excess material from a workpiece using mills, lathes, and drills to achieve highly precise dimensions.
  • Assembly: Putting the fabricated components together using welding, adhesives, or mechanical fasteners like bolts and rivets.
  • Finishing: Applying surface treatments such as powder coating, painting, sandblasting, or galvanizing to protect against rust and improve appearance.
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