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Since 1995, Gulf States Saw & Machine serves manufacturers and fabricators. We are experts in fabrication and machine tools, representing reputable lines along the Southern East Coast. We have an office in North Carolina as well as an office Florida. This gives us the ability to support and sell the most recent fabrication technology.
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Structural steel fabrication involves cutting, bending and welding steel to make a structure. Unlike various types of welding in which steel alloy is repaired or strengthened, steel fabrication is when pieces of steel are put together to form different structures that are usually of predefined sizes and shapes.
Structural fabrication refers to the cutting, bending, and assembling of steel to create different products.
And while different metal fabrication companies use different techniques, most rely on three basic processes: cutting, bending and assembling.