We fabricate machine frames for system integrators, machine builders, and OEMs who need a reliable subcontractor to handle the metalwork while they focus on the mechanical, electrical, and software side of things.

Typical frames we build include bases and pedestals for assembly machines, enclosure frames for automated equipment, support structures for conveyor systems, and test rig frames. Sizes range from small bench-top units to large floor-standing structures several metres across.

Most machine frames we build use mild steel rectangular hollow sections (RHS) or square hollow sections (SHS), with sheet metal panels for covers and access doors. For environments where corrosion resistance or cleanliness is a concern (food, pharmaceutical, and semiconductor facilities), we fabricate in stainless steel.

Welding is done by our qualified team using TIG or MIG processes depending on the material and joint type. We follow your drawings and weld specifications, and can accommodate custom requirements for weld quality or inspection if your project calls for it.

We don't just hand you a welded frame and call it done. If you need it, we handle the full sequence: fabrication, surface treatment (powder coating, painting, or plating), and hardware installation. You get a finished frame ready to go, without having to coordinate separate vendors for fabrication and finishing.

A good portion of our machine frame work comes from automation system integrators in Singapore. The typical workflow goes like this: you send us the 3D model and BOM, we quote the fabrication and assembly, build it, and deliver to your workshop for final system integration. We're used to working with revision changes and tight schedules. That's just part of the job when you're building custom equipment.

If you're at the design stage and haven't finalised the frame yet, we're happy to have a conversation about material choices, section sizes, and fabrication approach before you commit to a design.

Typical turnaround for machine frames is 2 to 4 weeks depending on size, complexity, and current shop loading. For urgent jobs, we can sometimes compress the schedule. Talk to us early if you know the timeline is tight.