Since 1973, Toledo’s APEX Metal Fabrication & Machine Co. has turned customer concepts into fabricated and machined metalwork, including structural steel packages and assembled equipment. Its in-house capabilities extend from machining and certified welding to inspection and SSPC-standard finishing, allowing projects to move from fabrication through completion under one roof.
AWS D1.1
AWS D1.5
AWS D14.6
ASME
AWS QC1 Certified Welding Inspector
ASNT CP-189
Compliance program
AWS QC1 Standard for AWS Certification of Welding Inspectors
SSPC Standards
Perry Welding and MachineStarted under an apple tree in 1975, Perry Welding and Machine has grown into a family-owned Northeast Ohio job shop making custom-machined, welded and fabricated metal parts and assemblies. Owner Jason Perry’s team brings welding and machining together under one roof, handling projects from initial fabrication through final assembly and inspection while maintaining the personal, long-term relationships that built the business.TWINSBURG, OH
Buckeye State Welding and FabricatingStarted at its current Elyria machine-shop location in 1957 and incorporated in 1975, Buckeye State Welding and Fabricating remains a three-generation manufacturing company. It supports industrial customers with custom metalwork, combining the capacity of its machine and fabrication shops with quick quote turnaround and daily delivery to local customers. Its welders are D1.1 certified, and the company keeps a plate warehouse to support flame-cutting work.ELYRIA, OH
Meldrum MechanicalFounded in 2001, Meldrum Mechanical is a Toledo-based industrial repair and metalworking company that combines machining, welding, fabrication, and field service to keep plants running. The business carries on a family tradition in machining and welding spanning at least four generations, with a 45,000-square-foot fabrication facility supporting heavy, complex work. Its portable machining and fully equipped service trucks let crews repair large equipment on site, reducing the need to move machinery and limiting downtime.CURTICE, OH
Swanton Welding & MachiningSince 1956, Swanton Welding & Machining has grown into a three-facility metalworking company serving customers with projects that range from short-run components to unusually large fabrications. Its distinctive strength is keeping work in-house across its Midwest and Southern facilities, including heavy fabrication supported by 120 tons of crane capacity and an in-house Certified Welding Inspector who reviews every project.SWANTON, OH