Cutting, forming, welding, machining, and inspection in one facility.
Cutting, forming, welding, machining, and inspection are performed in-house; special-process finishing runs through qualified, certified processors. Typical delivery is two to five weeks. Every job ships with a complete certification package.
Process capabilities.
Every process below is handled in-house at the Worcester facility or through our qualified, certified processing partners, with certifications flowing down to the job. Equipment, capacities, and certifications are listed per process.
Cutting
01- → Waterjet — Calypso, 5′×10′ bed, to 8″ thick, garnet abrasive, any material
- → Fiber Laser — 6 kW, 5′×10′ bed, to 1″ steel, in-line lot-etching
- → Cincinnati Shear — 10′ bed, to ¼″ stock
Three-Axis Machining
02- → 3-Axis CNC Mill — Prototrak, feature completion on fabricated parts
- → Lathe Turning — cylindrical features on fabricated components
Forming
03- → Press Brake Forming — Verson 150T × 12′; Chicago 90T × 12′; Cincinnati 90T; Diacro 65T
- → Plate Rolling — GMC roll, to ¼″ thick, 5′ wide
- → Form-and-Weld Sub-Assemblies — sheet through plate
- → Hydraulic Press Forming — to 140-ton, custom jigs and dies
Welding
04- → GTAW / TIG — manual, back-gas purged for nickel alloys and titanium
- → GMAW / MIG — carbon and stainless steel, light gauge through heavy section
- → Pipe & Tube Welding — Sch 10–80
- → Flux-Core Arc Welding — structural and heavy-section applications
- → Flame Straightening — thermal distortion correction
- → Welding Stations — two dedicated, preheat capable
- → Certifications — AWS D1.1 / ASME Sec IX: stainless, Inconel, Hastelloy, aluminum, Cor-Ten
Finishing
05- → Mechanical Finishing — Al-oxide / glass bead blast, dual-operator cabinet, to 8′×3′
- → Painting — downdraft booth; primer, 2-part epoxy, zinc-aluminum systems
- → Passivation — ASTM A967, in-house
- → Plating · Anodize · Galvanizing · Heat Treatment — qualified outside processors; certifications flow down and ship with the job
Inspection
06- → CMM Inspection — Keyence XM-5000 optical CMM, ±0.0005″, ~3 m envelope
- → Material Traceability — mill cert on file; heat and lot tracked in Fulcrum ERP from receipt to shipment
- → Visual & QC — in-process hold points; MIL-STD-271F / SNT-TC-1A
- → Laser Lot-Etching — serialized part marking at the fiber laser, in-line
Tooling & Assembly
07- → Custom Tooling — weld fixtures, jigs, and dies designed and built in-house
- → Mechanical Assembly — to 10′ envelope
- → Recurring Low-Rate Production — standing weekly runs at single-digit unit quantities, kitted and packaged to program requirements
Primary equipment.
Materials.
Sheet and plate fabrication in carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, alloy steel, and high-temperature nickel alloys. Heat and lot traceability on all material.
Standard Alloys
- → Carbon steel (mild, low-carbon)
- → Stainless steel (304, 316, 17-4, 321)
- → Aluminum (structural and aerospace grades)
- → Galvanized and Cor-Ten weathering steel
- → Chromoly (4130, 4140)
High-Temperature / Nickel
- → Inconel (625, 718)
- → Hastelloy (C-276 and variants)
- → Titanium (sheet and plate)
- → Monel
- → High-nickel alloys
Forms Accepted
- → Sheet (light gauge through structural)
- → Plate (up to 8″ thick via waterjet)
- → Bar and structural shapes
- → Tube and pipe (Sch 10–80)
- → Customer-supplied material with mill cert
Part types and program history.
Non-rotating structural and consumable hardware for high-temperature, high-vibration service, produced in quantities below the threshold of automated production lines.
Representative Part Types
- → Gas turbine insulation packs and blankets
- → Inconel and flexible metal seals
- → Thrust shims and spacer rings
- → Combustion component enclosures and brackets
- → Weldments and structural sub-assemblies
- → Pressure-containing enclosures
- → Custom brackets and frames (defense and robotics)
- → Sheet metal housings and covers
- → Pipe and tube assemblies (Sch 10–80)
- → Recurring low-rate production kits
Key Program Stats
Production sequence.
Every job follows the same documented sequence, independent of quantity.
Quote
- Submit print and material specification. Quotes are typically returned in under 48 hours. Small and medium quantities welcome; no minimum order quantity.
Material
- Sourced by UMF or customer-supplied. Mill certs on file before first cut. Heat and lot numbers recorded at receiving.
Fabricate
- Cutting, forming, welding, and machining in-house. Fixtures built for the part geometry. In-process hold points at each operation.
Finish
- Blast, paint, and passivation in-house. Plating and anodize through qualified processors with certification flow-down.
Inspect
- Keyence CMM to ±0.0005″. Visual weld inspection per MIL-STD-271F. Certification package assembled before release.
Deliver
- 2–5 week typical delivery. Parts laser lot-etched, labeled, and packaged. Traceability record retained in Fulcrum ERP.
Certifications and registrations.
Welding and inspection certifications held; federal registrations active.
- ✓AWS Welding Certification (American Welding Society)
- ✓ASME Section IX Certified Welding — SS, Inconel, Hastelloy, Aluminum, Cor-Ten, low-carbon
- ✓NDT Visual Weld Inspection — MIL-STD-271F / SNT-TC-1A
- ✓SAM.gov Active Registration
- ✓NCAGE 1JYF2 (NATO Commercial and Government Entity)
- ✓P28A-AL-0002 Audited and Compliant (GE Supplier # 102626)
- ✓Fulcrum ERP material traceability (receipt to shipment)
Facility.
Single location, 16 employees, veteran-owned.
- Location
- 1021 Southbridge St., Worcester, MA 01610
- Facility Size
- 14,000 sq ft manufacturing floor
- Main Bay
- 35 ft H × 28 ft W × 160 ft L
- Overhead Cranes
- 10-ton cab crane + two 2-ton cranes
- Drive-in Access
- Direct flatbed crane-load dock
- Employees
- 16 (veteran-owned and led)
- Founded
- 1992 — under new veteran ownership since 2024
- ERP System
- Fulcrum (real-time lot traceability)
Request a quote.
Send the print and the material specification. Quotes are returned in under 48 hours, with DFM considerations flagged before fabrication begins.
Worcester, MA 01610