Fabricated Components
Purpose-built steel and metal components coordinated to suit your drawings and project requirements.

Coordinated Capability
Fabrication coordinated through our trusted manufacturing partners.
When a project requires capabilities beyond machining alone, ATE can coordinate fabricated components and assemblies as part of the complete manufacturing solution.
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ATE works closely with established fabrication partners to provide fabricated components and assemblies alongside our in-house CNC machining, Wire EDM, Sinker EDM, toolmaking and engineering capabilities.
This gives you one point of contact across connected manufacturing stages, reducing the need to separately coordinate engineering, fabrication and machining suppliers.
Purpose-built steel and metal components coordinated to suit your drawings and project requirements.
Partner-fabricated assemblies prepared for integration, machining, finishing or final inspection.
Rigid frames, bases and support structures for industrial machinery and production equipment.
Custom equipment guarding and enclosures designed around access, safety and operating needs.
Engineered brackets, mounts and structural items coordinated as part of the wider build.
One-off equipment and integrated assemblies developed for specialised industrial applications.
Fabrication is delivered through ATE's established manufacturing partner network.
One Coordinated Pathway
ATE coordinates the stages your project needs, combining partner fabrication with precision in-house processes and a consistent engineering focus.
We can work from your existing drawings, or assist with design and manufacture from the outset. Our engineering team considers how each stage fits together before production begins.
Where required, fabricated components can be combined with precision-machined faces, bores, mounting features and interfaces to produce a complete, fit-for-purpose assembly.
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Take your project from design through to completed components or assemblies with ATE coordinating the process.