Precision processes for materials that don’t leave room for error High-performance alloys are built to withstand extreme conditions, making them essential in aerospace, defense, energy, and medical applications. But cutting these materials takes more than basic equipment. Their strength and heat resistance can quickly lead to tool wear, thermal distortion, and dimensional inaccuracy without the […]
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Why precision matters and how it impacts your final product In manufacturing, a small variation can create a big problem. Whether it’s a press-fit part that doesn’t seat properly or an assembly that just won’t line up, tight tolerances are often the difference between a successful product and a costly fix. For engineers and buyers […]
Why a single-source fabrication partner gives you the edge When your project passes through multiple vendors, so does your control. Hand-offs between shops often mean more risk, more delays, and more room for error. Whether you’re managing prototypes or high-volume runs, choosing a fabrication partner with full in-house capabilities can mean the difference between a […]
Precision processes mean fewer mistakes, tighter control, and smarter material use In fabrication, scrap isn’t just a waste of material, it’s lost time, added cost, and potential delays. Whether it’s from human error, inconsistent setups, or outdated equipment, excess scrap can quietly eat into margins and efficiency. For manufacturers that rely on accurate, repeatable parts, […]
When you’re sourcing precision metal parts, the difference between automated and manual-heavy vendors can show up in every step of your project.
Metzfab a company that’s been around since 2011 continues to morph itself, to reinvent itself, and each time it does so, growth occurs. Company founder Brandon Metzger is a seasoned business owner, at the young age of 27. The company launched with 1 employee, just Brandon. From his early childhood years, Brandon loved working with […]
“We can laser cut more in one day than our waterjets could cut in a week”, founder and owner of Metzfab Industries Brandon Metzger says When you talk to Brandon on the phone, without having met him you likely create an image of a well-seasoned eXpert in his trade, a well spoken and confident business […]
“Bring Manufacturing Back To The USA” Shortly after the US Go,..crnment implemented 25% and LO% tariffs on stcc1 and aluminum imports, respectively, business owner Brandon Metzger issued a press release to his customers and to the industry, titled, “Mctt.fab Industries Stands As A Purvc:.•yor or American Manufa
Mctrfab opened for business just S short yea.rs ago, started by a young and ambitious man at the age of 20. Perhaps it is easier to start your own. View full article here