Designing a bent tube that performs as intended is only part of the equation. Decisions involving bend radius, material, wall thickness, tolerances and part geometry can also have a significant impact on manufacturability, tooling requirements, production consistency and overall cost.
Morton Industries has expanded with a new East Peoria manufacturing facility, increasing stainless steel production capacity and supporting future growth across multiple industries.
Morton Industries is proud to announce its inclusion in The Fabricator’s 2026 FAB 40, an annual ranking of North America’s most successful metal fabrication companies.
The rapid growth of AI computing, hyperscale infrastructure, and high-density server environments is transforming the future of data center cooling.
Morton Industries was proud to sponsor the 2024 SkillsUSA Illinois State Championships, held at the Peoria Civic Center—an event dedicated to showcasing the next generation of skilled trade professionals.
Morton Industries doesn’t just build parts—it builds people. This piece explores how early student outreach, apprenticeships, second‑chance hiring and leadership programs create a sustainable pipeline of skilled talent.
Manufacturing in 2026 looks very different than it did even five years ago. Artificial intelligence, automation, real-time data, and smart factory technologies are reshaping how companies operate.
In manufacturing, 80 years isn’t just a milestone.
It’s survival.
It’s adaptation.
It’s proof that what you build—and how you build it—matters.
At Morton Industries, growth isn’t just about scale — it’s about strategic partnerships that elevate quality, capability, and customer experience.
Morton Industries is honored to be named both Best Locally Owned Business and Best Place to Work in the 2025 Journal Star Community’s Choice Awards. These recognitions reflect the heart, hustle, and people-first culture that power everything we do.