Agriculture
Heavy-duty metal forming for agricultural equipment.
Durable stampings and fabrications for tractors, harvesters, balers, and planters. Heavy-gauge work for high-stress field use, with Texas in-house powder coating when outdoor finish is required.
Heavy-gauge capability. Carbon steel, stainless. Powder coating available.
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APPLICATIONS
Dashboard supports | Seat brackets | Hitch assemblies | Linkage arms | Engine covers | Structural chassis components | Control levers | Trailer hardware
METHODS
Progressive-die stamping | Modular short-run stamping | Draw stamping | Heavy-gauge fabrication | Powder coating at our Texas facility
MATERIALS
Carbon steel and stainless. Thick plate through 0.500 in on specified parts.
CERTIFICATIONS
ISO 9001
Parts that stay in the field
Agricultural equipment lives in dirt, moisture, rock, and temperature swings. We stamp and fabricate heavy-duty parts for OEM lines and aftermarket programs, including thick plate where the print calls for it.
Seasonal volume without a second supplier
Modular tooling covers short runs; progressive dies cover peak planting and harvest. Texas in-house powder coating adds a weather-resistant finish when specified. Other plants use reliable outside vendors.
What we build
Dashboard supports, seat brackets, hitch assemblies, linkage arms, engine covers, structural chassis components, and control levers for tractors, harvesters, balers, and planters.
Questions
Can you stamp heavy-gauge agricultural parts?
Yes. We form thick steel plate, including specified work through 0.500 in, for hitch assemblies, structural supports, and similar high-stress parts.
Is powder coating available for outdoor equipment?
In-house powder coating is at our Texas facility. Other divisions use reliable outside vendors.
How do you handle seasonal demand spikes?
Modular tooling for short runs and progressive dies for peak season, so you are not carrying a year of inventory to cover planting and harvest.
Send us the part you are sourcing.
Our engineers review every RFQ for DFM and process path, prototype through production.