Heavy-gauge rotary and shuttle forming, robotic trim and finishing, and an in-house tool mill — the machines behind a 25 ft forming envelope, under one roof in McGregor, Minnesota.
The anchor of the floor and the largest machine of its kind in the world. Three forming stations rotate through a single oven so heating, forming, and load/unload run in parallel — production throughput at large-format size.
A shuttle machine with two clamp frames feeding one oven, so a formed part comes off one end while the next sheet heats on the other. Built for long production runs of large heavy-gauge parts at steady cycle.
A second heavy-gauge forming platform that widens the floor's capacity and material range, so large programs run without waiting on a single machine.
A formed part is not a finished part. The same floor trims, finishes, and tools every program so what ships is production-ready.
Trims and machines complex large-format geometry to print, referencing the formed part to fixture datums for repeatable trim and hole position.
High-throughput trimming and routing for production volumes where five-axis articulation is not required.
Automated cells that run repetitive trim and edge finishing at production rate with part-to-part consistency.
Mills prototype and bridge tooling on the same floor that forms the part, removing the outside-vendor queue from the program timeline.
Upload your drawing or describe the program. NDA-friendly. We review every RFQ ourselves — response within 1 business day.
