You SketchSheet and tube laser cutting, deburring, bending, welding and powder coating. Bring us your drawings and tell us what the finished part needs to do.
Discuss your part
Welding a fabricated frame in our Greenville shop.
Check your sheet size, thickness and tube section against our machines, then send the drawing. One-off parts and small batches are everyday work here, and we quote production runs too.
A TRUMPF LiftMaster Compact loads raw sheet and unloads cut parts automatically, which keeps the laser cutting between sheets. Sheet laser cutting
Cuts length, copes, holes, slots and weld prep in one operation.
The section rotates in the chuck, so its diagonal is the limit: square tube tops out at about 7 in, and 6 × 8 in rectangular sits right on the line. Send us the section and length and we’ll confirm before you commit to material. Tube laser cutting
A Haas VF-3 vertical machining center, Haas ST-20Y and ST-35Y turning centers (both Y-axis) and a Haas bar feeder for unattended runs.
Sharp 1640LV, 3080B and 26100B lathes, plus two Haas HKM1 knee mills.
Press brake forming and certified welders on staff, so cut parts can leave as finished components.
We cut carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Send the drawing, get a quote, and we cut the parts. For larger jobs that also have to be formed, welded or installed on site, The Henry Group’s fabrication and field service team handles the full scope.
Send your drawingRequest an individual process or send a complete parts package for review.
Panels, brackets, plates and custom profiles cut from sheet metal to your drawing.
Send the material, thickness, part dimensions and quantity. Mark any critical holes, fits or edge requirements.
Explore sheet laser cuttingHoles, slots and end profiles in round, square and rectangular tube on our TRUMPF TruLaser Tube 7000.
Include the tube profile, outside dimensions, wall thickness, material and finished length. We’ll confirm the details with your quote.
Explore the tube laserRemove burrs and clean up edges after cutting. Tell us how smooth the edges need to be.
Tell us which edges need attention and how the part will be handled, assembled or finished.
Form flat-cut parts into brackets, channels and other shapes to suit your assembly.
Share bend angles, radii and finished dimensions. We review material, tooling and the forming sequence before quoting.
Join cut and formed components into the assembly shown in your drawings.
Include joint details, weld requirements, critical dimensions and any inspection or documentation needs.
Finish your fabricated parts in the specified color and surface appearance.
Send the color, texture and service environment, plus any masking or coating specification. We confirm preparation and finish requirements with you.
Working at the press brake to form a sheet metal part.
Clamped components held in position for welding.
Preparing a component at the fabrication bench.
Email your files to sales@thehenrygroup.com or start with a project inquiry.
We’ll confirm the details and send a quote before production begins.
Mark inches or millimeters. Include overall dimensions so we can check the intended scale.
Use closed profiles and simple geometry. Flag any open paths, internal features and critical dimensions.
Include quantity, preferred material, thickness and any forming, welding or finishing needs. A reference drawing is welcome.
Our 6 kW TRUMPF TruLaser 1040 cuts sheet and plate up to 72 × 144 in, a standard 6 × 12 ft plate. Maximum thickness is 1 in for mild steel, 5/8 in for stainless steel and 3/4 in for aluminum.
Our 6 kW TRUMPF TruLaser Tube 7000 takes sections that fit a 10 in envelope, lengths up to 20 ft and walls up to 1/2 in. The section rotates in the chuck, so its diagonal is the limit: square tube tops out at about 7 in, and 6 × 8 in rectangular sits right on the line. Send us the section and length and we’ll confirm before you commit to material.
Carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum, in sheet, plate, tube and profile. Tell us the grade and thickness and we’ll confirm stock with your quote.
DXF for flat parts and STEP for tube and profile parts. A dimensioned PDF print or a clear sketch also works. Email your files to sales@thehenrygroup.com or start with a project inquiry.
Both. One-off parts and small batches are everyday work, and we quote production runs too. A TRUMPF LiftMaster Compact loads raw sheet and unloads cut parts automatically, which keeps the laser cutting between sheets.