They needed a machine that could integrate with their existing setup, handle fragile materials carefully, and stay within budget. That’s when they called Macy Industries.
From there, the project took shape the way many of our best builds do: with a walk-through of the space, a working session with their engineering team, and a step-by-step design process that turned their initial ideas into a working solution. Using a mix of off-the-shelf components and custom fabrication, we built a system that did exactly what they needed—and integrated smoothly with their existing equipment.
It’s a great example of what industrial metal fabrication looks like when it works. It’s not just about cutting metal. It’s about problem-solving, collaboration, and knowing how to take a rough idea and turn it into something that fits, functions, and lasts.
Industrial Metal Fabrication Capabilities That Go Beyond the Basics
Not every project starts with a detailed drawing, and that’s okay. Many of the teams we work with come to us with an idea, a need, or a challenge they haven’t figured out yet. That’s where our flexibility and experience come in.
As experienced custom metal fabrication experts, we support a wide range of industries, from manufacturing and construction to HVAC and aerospace. We work directly with project managers, engineers, facility supervisors, and procurement teams who need more than just simple parts—they need solutions that are practical, durable, and built to fit their precise needs.
As a one-stop shop, our core capabilities include:
- Custom Sheet Metal Fabrication: Used to create everything from brackets and panels to full-scale enclosures and machine frames.
- Welding Services: Offers manual and precision welding for structural components and detailed assemblies.
- CNC Machining: Delivers high-precision parts with consistent quality and repeatability.
- Laser Welding: Provides clean, detailed welds for thin materials and complex components.
- Assembly and Subassembly: Combines fabricated parts into fully functional systems.
- Finishing Services: Includes painting, powder coating, and polishing, subcontracted as needed.
Because everything happens under one roof—design, fabrication, assembly, and delivery—you’re not managing five different vendors or juggling timelines. You’re working with one team that keeps everything on track and in scope.
The Right Tools—and the Right People to Use Them
Every project we take on is a mix of two things: the right equipment and the people who know how to make it work.
At Macy Industries, we’ve built a shop that can handle any industrial metal fabrication challenge. We’re set up for speed, accuracy, and the kind of flexibility this work often demands. That means we can machine tight-tolerance parts, shape full-scale frames, or weld fine details—all without sending jobs out or slowing down your schedule.
Here are a few of the tools we rely on most:
- CNC Plasma Cutting Table: Cuts flat sheet metal up to 2″ thick, fast and clean.
- CNC Mill: Handles complex parts with precision and repeatability, which is especially helpful when we’re supporting custom fabrication with small-run components.
- Press Brakes, Shears, and Punch Presses: Help us form and shape sheet metal quickly and accurately.
- The Dragon CNC Plasma Saw: A go-to for structural tubing, custom frames, and anything that needs high-quality cuts on round or square stock.
But tools alone don’t make a shop.
What really sets us apart is the team behind them. The people who can spot a design issue before it turns into an industrial metal fabrication problem. The ones who know how to finesse a finish or adjust a part on the fly because they’ve done it a hundred different ways. That kind of experience only comes from time on the floor—and we’ve got a lot of it.
It’s that mix of technology and hands-on craftsmanship that makes our work stand out. Because no matter how complex the job is, we’re not just building parts—we’re building solutions that need to work.
A Process Built Around You
No two projects are exactly alike—but over the years, we’ve developed a process that helps us deliver the right solution every time.
It usually starts with a conversation. Sometimes that means walking through a facility. Other times, it’s a quick call and a few sketches. Either way, we take the time to understand what you need—and, just as importantly, what you’re working around.
From there, we’ll help refine the design, select the right materials, and build a plan that fits your goals, budget, and timeline. If prototyping is necessary, we’ll create a model and work with you to test, adjust, and finalize everything before we move into full production.
Once fabrication begins, our team handles everything in-house—from machining and forming to welding and assembly. We’ll also coordinate finishing and delivery so the final product shows up ready to install or use.
And we don’t disappear after the drop-off. Whether you need installation support, adjustments, or help planning the next phase of a project, we’re always a phone call away.
Our responsiveness and commitment to customer satisfaction are the reasons so many of our clients have stuck with us for decades. We’ve helped them expand facilities, iterate on product designs, and meet tight construction schedules—sometimes across multiple ownership changes. They come back because they know what to expect: a team that listens, follows through, and delivers results that build trust over time.
Let’s Get to Work
Whether you’re designing a custom machine, sourcing a one-off part, or managing a complex industrial metal fabrication project, we’re here to help. With the right tools, the right team, and a process that puts your goals first, we’re ready to take on whatever challenge you’re tackling next.