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Manufacturing high-quality shelving parts tailored to our customers requirements. Precision and reliability are our standards, ensuring your solutions are met! #M2Manufacture #Welding #Fabrication #Production #Powdercoating #Installation #BehindtheScenes int.workspaces

Need a replacement part from an old part? At Baillie Fabricating & Welding, we pride ourselves on our ability to bring old or unavailable parts back to life, ensuring they meet or exceed their original functionality. We infuse every detailed design with these solution-oriented approaches: 𝟭. 𝗧𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗻𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆. Our team's skill set includes precision measurement with micrometers and calipers, understanding both standard and metric systems, and the ability to conceptualize the original design of the part. 𝟮. 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝘀𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. We carefully select materials based on the part's application, load-bearing needs, and environmental resistance. Upgrading materials is a common practice to enhance the part's durability. 𝟯. 𝗔𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝗱𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗹. Every replacement part project at Baillie Fab prioritizes the crucial elements of the job. Whether it's ensuring bolt-hole patterns align perfectly or deciphering thread sizes, our attention to detail is unmatched. Request a quote today. https://bit.ly/3muIQ1F #fabrication #welding

We're all about finding innovative solutions for your toughest challenges. One question we hear often is, "I'm working on a project and I need your help. Can I send you the current drawings or a pic of what we have so far?" We thrive on these opportunities. Recently, Jake, our President, visited a long-time customer and took a hands-on approach to solve a recurring problem. Instead of just reviewing the drawings, Jake requested to see the actual equipment. This allowed him to recommend a custom-welded, flexible stainless steel hose, perfectly designed for the job. Our ability to think outside the box and provide tailored solutions is what sets us apart. Pictured is a glimpse of one such custom assembly: 3" flexible stainless steel braided hose, welded in-house at Aubaine Supply. Whether you have a drawing, a photo, or need us to take a closer look, we're ready to help you find the perfect solution. Got a project challenge? Let’s tackle it together. 979-542-0577 590 N Orange St, Giddings, TX #InnovativeEngineering #IndustrialSolutions #PowerTransmission #HandsOnSupport

Full load of fabricated beams and handrails ready for finish coating. Setting sail on Monday morning. 🚢 #engineering #structuralengineering #export #manufacturing #ports #ferry #welding #fabrication #design

Dream or nightmare? This is the obvious reality of the Gas Turbine industry !!!! Giant ring composed of two halves bolted together ??? Thank you very much that you rememred my to discuss about the same 94.2 Gas Turbine double-U shapped giant seal ring, which serves to connet the transition piece to the turbine section. The function of this double-U shapped seal ring is to attaching the Gas Turbine firts stage to the transtion piece.

Without changing the component’s dimensions, bead blast finish facilitates the creation of uniform surface finishes. As opposed to other media, this method is not aggressive. Additionally, it works excellently with a variety of materials, making it appropriate for various industries. Bead blast surface finishing is a technique manufacturers use to increase component longevity. This finishing procedure is adaptable and works with many other manufacturing procedures. Smaller beads, for instance, are useful in lighter processes requiring fine details. However, when bead blasting stainless steel or aluminum, medium-sized beads are the ideal option. They are popular for their capacity to cover up surface defects on components. Finally, larger beads are preferred for cleaning and deburring rough surfaces on automotive parts and other metal castings.

🚨 Rant Alert: Cutting Corners by Cowboys! 🚨 I've got to vent about something that's really grinding my gears in our industry. It's about cutting corners, compromising quality, and the sheer lack of understanding of what goes into a quality coating job. AKA Cowboys! Just the other day, we had a metal fabricator drop off some balconies for coating. And guess what? After unloading, the driver casually asks us to cover them up to prevent rust. Seriously? 🤨 This screams "Cowboy" - no shot blasting, no primers, nothing. Just straight to coating on bare metal. It's a clear sign of a troubling trend: skipping essential steps like blasting or applying a proper zinc primer or hot zinc spray. What's worse? I suspect these shortcuts are happening while clients are being billed for these very processes. It's not just unethical; it's a disservice to the end consumer. They're being shortchanged, receiving a product that's far from the quality they deserve and potentially dangerous in terms of durability. We at NSP Coatings have been doing this for 24 years, and we stand firm on our standards. We insist on blasting and always recommend a zinc primer or, even better, hot zinc spray before the final powder or wet spray. It's about integrity and delivering a product that won't just last but will stand proudly against the test of time. Enough from me, though. What about you? What industry shortcuts have you come across that just make you shake your head in disbelief? Let's bring them to light! P.S. I feel better getting that off my chest 😉 📢 #QualityOverCost #CoatingIntegrity #IndustryStandards #NoShortcuts #PowderCoatingExcellence #MetalFabrication

What kind of tie rod assembly is perfect for your project, and how do you measure it? Depends on several factors. Is there a turnbuckle? Which grade of steel is being used? Read the full article to learn what information you need for an accurate quote. And don't forget to bookmark our handy tie rod calculator 🔢🔩 #TieRodAssembly #Turnbuckle #Steel #Fasteners #Clevis

#WorkshopTour Today let's visit SEVA die-casting workshop. It has die casting, deburring to smooth out rough edges, and shot blasting to clean the castings' surfaces. Diecasting is when a machine pushes aluminum into a mold to make parts. We have 8 machines that can make over 30,000 aluminum alloy parts each month. We use ADC12 material because it's strong, doesn't rust easily, and is easy to work with. The key points in die-casting are how full and dense the castings are. If not controlled well, it can cause holes or tiny cracks inside, which can make regular products not waterproof or break from shaking, and can cause explosion problems for explosion-proof products. During production, the quality department's process inspectors check the first piece and then check randomly every 2 hours, cutting to see if there are any problems inside. Defective sample whole batch to re-casting, we ensure no bad products are sold. #DieCastingProcess #ProductionInspection #AluminumAlloyParts #Lighting #SEVA#AluminumAlloyParts

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