Fabriweld Corporation is a Norwalk, Ohio custom manufacturer and engineering shop that designs and builds specialized industrial equipment, steel machinery, and structural systems. Founded in 1971 by Norwalk native David Price, the company grew from a local need for quality fabrication into a long-standing manufacturer known for industrial presses and production headliner equipment. Fabriweld operates from a 100,000-square-foot facility and handles projects in-house from engineering through assembly and testing.
Fabriweld CorporationFabriweld Corporation is a custom manufacturer of hydraulic presses, thermoforming lines, food processing equipment, conveyors, asphalt milling drums, structural steel systems, and other industrial machinery and components. Its capabilities include engineering and design, laser and plasma cutting, CNC and manual machining, metal fabrication, welding, assembly, electrical systems, powder coating, refurbishment, and delivery. The company serves automotive, food processing, asphalt milling, process manufacturing, steel, renewable energy, and dragstrip maintenance markets.NORWALK, OH
Allied Fabricating and Welding CoSince its founding in 1968 by Gene Bratcher, Chester Curry and Tom Caminiti, Allied Fabricating and Welding Co. has built its identity around solving demanding industrial metalwork projects from a 33,000-square-foot facility. The company is especially experienced in food-industry fabrication, developing custom equipment for customers across Ohio and surrounding states and carrying projects through installation.COLUMBUS, OH
Kuhn Fabricating, IncSince 1974, Kuhn Fabricating has built heavy sheet-metal, structural-steel, and plate-welded components in Lorain, Ohio. The company remains a family operation, with President and Owner Lewie Kuhn representing its third generation, and serves projects ranging from industrial fabrication to custom metalwork. Its capabilities include large-scale forming and welding alongside fiber-laser cutting, supported by a 10-ton bridge crane and other shop equipment.LORAIN, OH
Savage EngineeringSince Fred A. Wolbert founded it in 1963 to solve bulldozer track-repair problems, Savage Engineering has built custom hydraulic presses for industrial jobs that do not fit a catalog. The Cleveland-area manufacturer designs and builds its machines under one roof, from presses for unusual forming and compaction applications to precision straightening equipment, with capacities up to 3,500 tons. Its 45,000-square-foot facility produces every press in the USA, and the company’s history includes Wolbert’s son Dan joining in 1975 and becoming president in 2007.CLEVELAND, OH