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material selection in metal fabrication

Selecting Materials in Metal Fabrication for Durability and Performance

Investing in a fabricated metal part is about more than paying for cutting, bending, and welding. It is a decision about how that part will perform over time. The material selected at the start of a project affects strength, corrosion resistance, weight, cost, and overall longevity. At D&M Metal, we often see material selection become

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bending

Bending in Metal Fabrication

There are many processes involved in metal fabrication. We’ve talked about a number of them, including welding, laser cutting, blanking, and the post-fabrication processes involved in finishing. D+M Metal is proud of our experienced staff and the equipment we have invested in to extend our capabilities. Bending or press brake forming is another skill we

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visual quality standards in metal fabrication

Understanding Visual Quality Standards in Metal Fabrication

In metal fabrication, precision isn’t limited to measurements and tolerances. Visual quality standards also play a critical role in determining whether a fabricated part is acceptable, especially for components that will be visible in the final product or sold to end users. Scratches, weld spatter, uneven finishes, or minor dents may not affect functionality, but

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Manufacturing Day 2025

Celebrating Manufacturing Day 2025: Why the Future of Manufacturing Depends on Today

The first Friday in October is recognized nationwide as Manufacturing Day, a celebration of modern manufacturing and a vital opportunity to educate students, job seekers, the business community, media, and policymakers about the essential role this industry plays in the economy. In 2025, Manufacturing Day falls on Friday, October 3. What Is Manufacturing Day All

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