What We Do Best - Our Services
Excellent Communication, Cost Reduction, Seamless Transition to Supply Chain, and a loyal commitment to your success.
Quality & Certifications
US AAMA 611-12
US AAMA 2603
US AAMA 2604 + 2605
IATF16949
ISO 9000
We'll help design custom extrusions for fit, form, and function with cost in mind.
We provide unmatched value through competitive pricing, superior craftsmanship, value engineering, and exceptional service. Our dedication to precision, efficiency, and customer satisfaction sets us apart, ensuring your projects are completed on time and complete, within budget, and to exact specifications.
Advanced Fabrication Capabilities
Transforming raw extrusions into components capable of meeting your specific specifications and needs
CNC Machining: Capable of up to 9-axis operations.
Precision Cutting: For extrusions up to 14' in length.
Punching and Tapping: Punching power up to 60 tons
Tube Deburring: Removing burrs and imperfections.
Welding: MIG and TIG capabilities
Projects & Application Samples
Aluminum Extrusion Median Barrier
Polaski Skyway Bridge Project
The next time you drive across the three-mile expanse of the Polaski Skyway Bridge in New Jersey, say hello to some of our handy work. In 2013, the concrete median barrier was replaced by an engineered system made completely of aluminum extrusions. Within six months, 1.6 million pounds were produced, fabricated, and installed on time and complete.
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Prior Month Average in Dollars (USD) per Pound - 2024 ; 2025
Aluminum futures fell below $2,570 per metric ton ($1.166/Lb.), the lowest in ten weeks, as rising trade tensions and tariffs threaten global demand.
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Before you specify and pay too much, consider the difference and costs! The American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA) Specification 611-12 outlines test procedures and minimum standard requirements for Class I and Class II anodic coatings. *Coatings should be visibly free of surface imperfections and color shift on exposed surfaces when observed from 10 feet or more.* *Data extracted from AAMA 611-12; MIL-A-8625F; ASTM test methods B 244-97, 487-85,...