At Ameritex, we pride ourselves on our ability to deliver exceptional solutions custom tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients. Whether it's a simple man door or a custom metal enclosure door, [...]
At Ameritex, quality assurance is more than just a series of procedures; it is a fundamental mindset ingrained in every aspect of our operations. For us, quality assurance means ensuring that our customers receive [...]
At Ameritex, we know welding. When a fabricated metal part requires welding, engineers add welding callouts to the print to let the fabricator know important details like weld position, dimensions and geometry of the weld, [...]
Tolerances are an important aspect of how our industry communicates about designs. They are a way of indicating what requirements must be satisfied in order for a part or product to function as intended. [...]
In sheet metal fabrication laser cutting is a technology that uses a high-powered fibre laser beam to cut sheet metal with exceptional precision. Laser cutting works pretty much exactly as you’d expect, by using [...]
Renewable energy, the industry's rapid growth and the global shift towards sustainability make renewable energy a critical area for investment in the United States. At Ameritex we are committed to innovation in the [...]
At Ameritex, safety is more than just a set of rules and regulations — it's a fundamental mindset and a core part of our culture. Our employees are the heart of our company, and [...]
We take great pride in our capabilities, and our team is a pinnacle of fabrication. Learn how our processes and efforts help us offer shorter lead times and higher quality for welded parts. Our [...]
Hinges, handles, locking mechanisms, bolts, rivet nuts, PEM nuts, weld nuts… There are many different types of hardware used in sheet metal parts, and making the right selection at the beginning of your project [...]
Air Bending vs. Coining Sheet Metal: A Brief Explainer Ameritex accurately bends materials like aluminum, stainless steel, carbon steel, copper, and even plastic from thin gauges up to 0.5” thick for a wide range [...]
