Custom Engineering & Fabrication, Inc.

Business overview

Custom Engineering & Fabrication describes its work as combining engineering design with fabrication. The company says its engineers develop customer concepts and requirements into integrated finished products. Source ↗

The company says its project-management approach is intended to reduce waste and improve output and cost efficiency. It also describes its work as covering projects of varying sizes and scopes. Source ↗

Products & services

• Its listed services include system integration, including designs that incorporate existing equipment or begin from scratch. The company says it works with customers’ preferred equipment manufacturers when developing systems. Source ↗
• Custom Engineering & Fabrication lists equipment installation and millwright services among its offerings. Its website also describes capabilities that include CNC and conventional fabrication, forming, and laser cutting. Source ↗
• The company’s about page lists process development, design tools, plasma cutting, assembly, integration, and testing. It also identifies service, training, documentation, support, and preventive maintenance as available capabilities. Source ↗

Customers & markets

The company identifies foundry, scrap recycling, asphalt, and structural steel among the industries in which it has experience. Its website also refers to work across other industries without specifying them. Source ↗

Company background

Custom Engineering & Fabrication says it began in 1998 in a pole barn in Auburn, Indiana. The about page reports that it later grew to two facilities with more than 120,000 square feet of manufacturing space. Source ↗

Indiana connection

The company’s website places its 1998 beginnings in Auburn, Indiana. This establishes an Indiana connection in the company’s own account, but the supplied pages do not identify its current facility locations. Source ↗