Metal Fabrication, Machining, Subassembly, & Automated Welding Services

Fabricating, Welding, & Subassembly

Through the process of metal fabrication, HENSA is capable of building parts, components, weldments, or complete assemblies from coil, sheet, bar stock, tubing, or plate. We regularly work with a broad range of materials, from carbon and stainless steel to aluminum and beyond. We also work with a number of exotic alloys. In their raw form, we regularly work with thicknesses from .02” up to 3/4”. Our production volumes can vary from a single prototype to large scale blanket orders that span months or years. All of these services are supported by a robust quality program, adherence to lean methodologies, and the ability to provide full conformance to virtually any industry standard.

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Comprehensive Machining Solutions

With nine CNC machines at our disposal, HENSA is capable of drilling, tapping, milling, countersinking, and detailing your stamped, formed, or fabricated assemblies. Combined with our ability to weld, finish, and powder coat your parts, CNC machining is just another way HENSA is capable of complementing your assemblies. We are capable of working with alloys such as steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Regardless of your machining needs, HENSA works to offer comprehensive solutions that are both efficient and cost-effective.

Automated Welding Systems & AWS Certified Welders

Automated Welding Systems

To assist in providing complete welded assemblies of metal stamped pieces and components for our customers, HENSA utilizes five human-assisted robotic welders that maximize production efficiency with speed, accuracy, and consistency. We regularly work with components and assemblies ranging from fractions of an inch to 14 feet and larger. Our company also employs experienced welders that are certified by the American Welding Society (AWS), allowing us to excel at producing even the most complicated weldments and assemblies.

We work with pre-engineered designs and tailor the construction of equipment for specific applications. Our welding process utilizes alloys such as aluminum, carbon steel, copper, magnesium, nickel, stainless steel, magnesium, nickel, and more to bring your product to life.