At our facility, fabrication takes place in two areas. The first is for long-length parts. It's comprised of punch and brake presses, multi-head drill tables, and dual-head miter saws with digital readouts. The second area has a conveyer running between several machines. Stock lengths arrive at the beginning of the line, and two saws set the rate. Parts are then fabricated as required with a minimal amount of handling. Finished parts come off the line ready for painting, anodizing, or packaging. Another aspect of fabrication is assembly or sub-assembly. By providing assemblies that can be easily incorporated into a finished product, we save our customers time and money via reduced handling and packaging costs. Extrusion | Paint & Anodize | Fabrication | Assembly ©2008 Custom Aluminum Products, Inc.