People ask often, so what do you guys exactly make? The elevator pitch for that question, even though we have been considering it for years, is not an easy one. All things said, the one phrase that seems to resonate best is simple this: pretty-boy-metal. Admittedly, this is not exactly PC these days, but it […]
Read moreAMF has been fabricating and installing these custom panels in several residential homes and commercial buildings. Blackened steel looks natural and has much more character than traditional powder paint. Steel, Copper, Brass…all can be treated with chemical processing that enhances natural oxidization and makes for very impressive work in any commercial or residential space. Find […]
Read moreAll Metals Fabrication is the undisputed Utah & Intermountain West leader in high-end commercial building guard rail. We specialize in commercial work that includes: Stainless Steel Rail Glass Rail Aluminum Rail Custom Architectural Designer Rail We set ourselves apart from the competition in several ways. A few key items are as […]
Read morePlease consider the type of quality you are seeking when determining who will be doing your work. Weld quality is a huge issue—both in appearance but also functionality (meaning will the weld actually hold together?) Most architectural items like railing or decorative features look best with TIG welds. TIG stands for Tungsten Inert Gas welding. […]
Read moreAt All Metals Fabrication, we specialize in high-end metal work. Our talented team includes sales, estimating, project management, engineering, fabrication and installation crews, all working together to build your vision. The result? Complex and beautiful architectural metal fabrication projects built with unsurpassed craftsmanship. OUR PROCESS We pride ourselves in our commitment to outstanding workmanship and […]
Read moreWaterjet cutting is relatively safe compared to other cutting technologies, but it still comes with its own set of hazards and special safety practices. Here are some useful tips to keep in mind when working with waterjets: Eyes, ears and fingers. Waterjet cutting doesn’t present the same problems as welding and forming, but that doesn’t mean you […]
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