Efficiency has always been crucial for any metal fabrication shop. It’s a driving force behind many of the innovations in fabrication technology, as well as the heart of many strategies for organizing the shop floor.

The technology found in fabrication shops looks a lot different than it did several decades ago. From the integration of computer software into various types of machines, to the use of automation and robotics to perform basic and complex tasks, to new types of fabrication, there are a lot of ways that the fabrication shop has advanced over the years.

Morton Industries, LLC is built on a foundation of continuous improvement. We are always looking for ways to improve or expand our capabilities, such as by adding new technology to our facilities. That’s why we’re excited to announce that we’ve added a brand new folding machine to our facility in Ft. Worth, Texas.

Good quality control ensures the safety of both the operators on the floor and the end users of the finished product.

These days, custom fabricators have plenty of innovative technologies that they can take advantage of. From highly precise bending and forming equipment to the latest in laser cutting machinery to better software and digital monitoring, there are many ways that metal fabrication has evolved over the years.

Morton Industries is known throughout the steel fabrication industry for its ability to maintain low prices while still delivering excellent quality products to our partners.

One of the aspects that sets Morton apart from our competitors is our ability to provide our partners with a full-service solution from start to finish–from early designs and prototypes all the way through production, quality testing, and even powder coating for a clean surface finish.