Whether you need a custom design for an interior space or have a small project you need to be completed right away, contact Great Lakes Weld LLC. You'll receive exceptional attention to detail, friendly service, and the best fabrication workmanship in the Midwest! For any questions, call (231) 943-4180. 

• Cutting: Using tools like lasers, water jets, plasma cutters, or shears to separate metal into desired shapes.
• Forming: Bending, shaping, or molding metal into specific contours using processes like stamping, bending, or rolling.
• Welding: Joining metal pieces together using heat and pressure to create strong bonds.
• Machining: Removing material from metal using tools like lathes, mills, or drills to achieve precise dimensions and finishes.
• Assembly: Combining fabricated components to create finished products.

• Custom Fabrication: Tailoring metal products to specific customer requirements.
• Sheet Metal Fabrication: Working with thin metal sheets for applications like enclosures, ducts, and automotive parts.
• Structural Steel Fabrication: Creating large metal structures for buildings, bridges, and industrial equipment.
• Welding and Repair: Fixing damaged metal components or joining them together.
• Finishing: Applying coatings, paints, or other treatments to improve metal's appearance or durability.

• Construction: Building frameworks, structural components, and metal cladding.
• Automotive: Manufacturing car bodies, chassis, and engine parts.
• Aerospace: Producing aircraft components, satellites, and rocket parts.
• Electronics: Creating enclosures, heat sinks, and other metal components.
• Medical: Fabricating surgical instruments, implants, and equipment.
• Agriculture: Producing farm equipment, storage tanks, and other metal structures.

• Versatility: Metal can be shaped and formed into countless products.
• Durability: Metal products are known for their strength and longevity.
• Customization: Metal fabrication allows for precise tailoring to specific needs.
• Efficiency: Modern fabrication techniques are highly automated and efficient.
• Cost-Effective: Metal fabrication can often be more economical than other materials.