Part 2 of 3-Part Aluminum Fabrication Series In Part 1 , we explored aluminum's key applications and compared aluminum to alternative materials. Now we'll examine one of aluminum fabrication's most demanding specialties: thin-gauge aluminum work that requires precision handling and optimized processes. When standard fabrication approaches produce dented surfaces, inconsistent dimensions, and quality failures, the problem isn't the material—it's the process. Thin aluminum fabr

Part 1 of 3-Part Aluminum Fabrication Series. When a leading industrial radiant heater manufacturer needed 600+ heat shields fabricated monthly from .020" aluminum, they discovered what many engineers learn the hard way: not all metal fabricators can handle aluminum's unique challenges. Custom aluminum fabrication demands more than standard metalworking equipment—it requires deep understanding of material behavior, specialized handling protocols, and process expertise that tu

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