High-Quality Metal Fabrication Services in Lubbock, TX

Lubbock is a thriving, vibrant city that contains one of the largest populations in Texas. With the increase of businesses to the area, Midland Waterjet's founder, Bob Alexander noticed the lack of a metal, steel, plastic, and aluminum fabrication company. Midland Waterjet serves Lubbock, TX and the surrounding communities, and is one of the first choices in quality custom steel signs. We offer an abundance of services from our machine shop's location, including metal and steel fabrication, waterjet cutting, plastic fabrication, and more. Our machine shop will create specialized parts you need, providing unique and specially altered components with the help from our fabrication specialists.

Midland Waterjet offers comprehensive steel fabrication services to the entire Lubbock, TX area. Our team can take raw steel materials and shape them into whatever form you can imagine. Steel fabrication is used in everything from sculptures to industrial components and buildings. It's absolutely vital for anyone who is involved in the steel fabrication process to have plenty of experience, as there is very little room for error. We use cutting-edge technology to perform the following steel fabrication methods:

• Machining: Our steel fabrication experts use specialized equipment to shave away metal parts and form them into intended shapes.
• Welding: Our team will bend or combine metal pieces to form them into one piece. Correct methods create strong, seamless products.
• Cutting: We use waterjet cutting to precisely cut virtually any material with no distortion.

If you want to learn more about our steel fabrication services in the Lubbock area, don't hesitate to call our team!

We are proud to provide metal fabrication, waterjet cutting, and similar work to all the businesses and consumers that need us. You can trust us to complete your project on time, on budget, and according to your exact specifications.

Our machine shop performs two types of waterjet cutting: pure and abrasive. The former is used for soft materials like paper and foam while the latter adds a granular abrasive to the water stream to be able to cut metal. From plastics and rubber to glass and stone, nearly any material can be cut, and most machines can handle up to 200mm of thickness. Benefits of waterjet cutting include that it does not involve heat, creates a smooth edge, is highly accurate, and does not harm the environment. Companies in the aerospace, energy, agriculture, automotive, and architecture industries all take advantage of waterjet cutting for a variety of projects.

Contact Our Machine Shop Today for Quality Metal Fabrication