Heavy Fabrication in Ontario, Canada
Seaborn Manufacturing provides heavy fabrication services for OEMs, equipment manufacturers, infrastructure projects and engineered products across Ontario and all of Canada. From heavy steel plate fabrication to welded structural assemblies, we combine laser cutting, forming, machining, welding, and assembly under one roof to make it easy for you.
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Heavy steel plate fabrication
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Max Thickness steel 2”, stainless steel 1” and aluminum 1”
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Laser cutting capacity from gauge metal to heavy plate
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In house CNC forming, machining, welding, and assembly
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CWB certified welding processes for structural and industrial applications
Heavy Fabrication Services for Industrial Materials
Heavy Plate and Heavy Steel Plate Fabrication
Heavy Sheet Metal Fabrication for Industrial Equipment
Heavy Metal Welding and Fabrication
Heavy-Duty Metal Fabrication
Heavy Fabrication Capabilities, Tolerances and Accuracy
Seaborn Manufacturing provides a full range of heavy fabrication services from raw material processing through finished welded assemblies.
| Capability | Specification |
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| Materials | Carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum |
| Laser Cutting | Sheet and plate laser cutting |
| Carbon Steel Thickness | Up to 2.0" plate |
| Stainless Steel Thickness | Up to 1.0" plate |
| Aluminum Thickness | Up to 1.0" plate |
| Tube Laser | To 9” diameter and ¼” wall |
| Forming & Bending | CNC press brake forming |
| Welding Processes | MIG, TIG, robotic welding, laser welding |
| Machining | CNC milling and turning |
| Assembly | Mechanical assembly and sub-assembly |
| Typical Laser Tolerance | ±0.005" depending on material and thickness |
| Press Brake Accuracy | ±0.5° achievable on suitable parts |
| Maximum Assembly Size | Up to approximately 10' × 20' |
| Maximum Assembly Weight | Up to 10,000 lb |
| Quality Control | CMM inspection and production fixtures |
| Certifications | CWB 47.1 & 47.2 Division 3 |
Final capabilities for your project will depend on material grade, geometry, thickness, and production requirements.
Why Choose Seaborn Manufacturing as Your Heavy Fabrication Company?
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Complete in house manufacturing including cutting, forming, machining, welding, and assembly
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Modern laser cutting equipment capable of processing thick industrial materials
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Experience supporting OEM production programs and repeating manufacturing requirements
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Convenient Ontario location serving manufacturers throughout Canada and the northern United States
Heavy Fabrication Services in Ontario and Canada
Metal Fabrication Waterloo
Metal Fabrication Cambridge
Metal Fabrication Kitchener
Metal Fabrication Guelph
Metal Fabrication Toronto
Metal Fabrication Hamilton
Metal Fabrication London
Heavy Fabrication – FAQ
A heavy metal fabricator manufactures large, high strength metal components and assemblies using processes such as cutting, forming, machining, and welding. Heavy fabrication is commonly used in construction projects, infrastructure builds, heavy machinery and mining equipment.
A heavy fabrication shop processes thick materials and manufactures welded assemblies designed for industrial applications. Typical projects include machine frames, equipment structures, equipment skids, supports, enclosures, and structural weldments.
Look at manufacturing capabilities, welding certifications, equipment capacity, production experience, and the number of processes performed in-house. Companies with integrated fabrication and welding operations often provide better quality control and shorter lead times
Yes, Seaborn manufactures both heavy sheet metal components and thick plate fabrications. This allows customers to source structural components, formed parts, enclosures, and welded assemblies from a single supplier.
Material thickness depends on material type and part geometry. Our equipment supports both sheet metal and heavy plate processing. We can laser cut up to 2” thick steel.
Engineering drawings and CAD models are preferred because they improve quotation accuracy and reduce project lead times. For quoting a properly toleranced PDF, or detailed dwg / dxf etc. are perfect.





