Metal fabrication and welding built around how your product needs to perform
Over 30 years of in-house fabrication and welding built for industrial applications.
A rack that fails in the field is a fabrication problem, not a design problem. Morrison welds and fabricates in-house, to spec, with the same team on every run—so the rack that ships on order 500 matches the one that shipped on order one.
Advantages
Our fabrication & welding capabilities
Laser Cutting
High-speed fiber laser cutting for carbon steel, stainless, and aluminum. Flat blanks, complex profiles, and production-nested parts cut with tight tolerances and clean edges ready for the next operation.
MIG & TIG welding
Manual MIG and TIG welding for structural assemblies, enclosures, frames, brackets, and custom weldments.
CNC machining
Precision turning, milling, and drilling for components that need machined accuracy beyond what fabrication alone can deliver. Tight-tolerance features machined in-house without sending parts to a second shop.
Press brake forming
Sheet and plate forming on CNC press brakes—complex bends, tight angles, and repeatable tolerances across full production runs. Your flat parts become three-dimensional components without leaving the building.
Assembly & sub-assembly
Hardware insertion, sub-assembly, final assembly, and kitting. Your parts leave Morrison ready to install or deploy—not ready for more work at your facility.
Why fabrication and welding under one roof changes things
When fabrication gets subcontracted, quality control leaves with it. A weld spec that makes sense on the drawing does not always make it to the person running the wire.
At Morrison, fabrication and welding happen in-house on every order. That means weld quality, material spec, and dimensional accuracy are held to the same standard from the first run to the five hundredth.
The result is less rework, fewer rejected parts, and a rack that ships correct every time.
Process
From print to production
1
Consult
Material type, weld requirements, load conditions, volume, and application—understood before anything is designed.2
Design
3D CAD models built around fabrication and weld requirements. Every joint, bend, and structural connection engineered for how the part actually gets used.3
Prototype
First article fabricated and welded in-house. Fit, function, weld integrity, and dimensional accuracy validated before full production begins.4
Refine
Weld specs, material tolerances, and production drawings locked in. No guesswork on the floor when the production run starts.5
Produce
Full-scale fabrication and welding run in-house. Every unit inspected against the approved prototype—weld quality, dimensions, and finish held to spec on every order.FAQ
Morrison fabrication and welding questions
Carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. American steel sourced domestically.
Ready to bring your design to life?
Send us your concept, sketch, or existing part—Morrison's engineering team will develop a design plan and deliver a detailed quote. From single prototypes to full production, all from one facility in Tennessee.