Metal Curbs, Plates, Extensions & More

Metal Curbs

Metal curbs are designed to outfit roof shapes. Usually produced from galvanized, water and rust-resistant metals, curbs can be fabricated to suit any roof surface, whether it’s sloped or flat. With fixed and joint fabrication, these components are watertight.

Metal Plates

Plate metal is the thickest variety of flat metal. Flat metals are commonly employed in the construction industry. This type of metal can be fabricated into a range of thicknesses. Flat metals can range from under a millimeter to a few centimeters thick.

The most common types of flat metals are:

• Leaf metal
• Sheet metal
• Plate metal

These metals can be used to form side panels on a number of household appliances, and more.

Metal Extensions

Extensions are fabricated metal components that can aid in the extension of a particular product or unit. Primarily used during new construction and renovation projects, extensions can help you stretch a component beyond its normal specifications, saving costs and resources.

And More

With our custom approach to metal fabrication, FP Fabricators offers a range of metal fabrication techniques and technologies to meet our client’s needs. Common metal fabrication techniques are:

• Cutting: sheets of metal are split into smaller sections.
• Casting: molten metal is poured into a mold and is left to solidify.
• Folding: a metal surface is manipulated to shape it.
• Machining: a machine is used to remove portions from a piece of metal.
• Punching: holes are formed in a piece of metal by placing it under a die and using a drill.
• Shearing: creates long cuts in the metal.
• Stamping: to raise a certain portion of a metal sheet, without penetrating.
• Welding: the joining of separate metal parts.