About Data Center Metalworks

SEES Inc. means Southern Elevator and Electric Supply. Richard and Verne Fitzgerald founded the company in 1977. In 2026, that represents 49 years of parts manufacturing and distribution to elevator OEMs and contractors. Data Center Metalworks brings that manufacturing heritage to a focused offer for data center cooling and power equipment makers.

The heritage belongs to the Fitzgerald family business. Data Center Metalworks is the brand focused on CDU frames, racks, enclosures, supports, panels and assemblies for data centers. That distinction keeps the history clear while connecting buyers to the practical knowledge behind the work. Each new part is reviewed against its own drawing, material and quality requirements.

SEES product lines include fixtures, doors, light curtains, inspection stations, pushbutton assemblies, and engraved and braille signage. These products show experience in sheet metal, machining, finishing, engraving and assembly. They are evidence of manufacturing work carried into the Data Center Metalworks offer. They are not presented as completed data center projects.

Working parts bring the whole assembly into view. A panel may locate a switch, protect wiring or provide service access. A frame may carry several components with different mounting needs. The drawing and bill of materials must keep those interfaces clear. That parts perspective helps define the fabricated scope and the checks needed before an assembly is accepted.

Our manufacturing processes include CNC machining, sheet metal cutting and forming, welding, and fabrication. We review the material and geometry to identify the steps a part needs. The drawing should make the required result clear. The quote should make the included work, inspection points and any open decisions equally clear.

The Florida equipment includes a Mazak laser, CNC press brakes, a robotic welder, and Mazak and Mori Seiki mill-turn equipment. The work also includes mild steel tank welding and stainless TIG. Irving adds an Amada 3.5 kW CO2 laser, an Accupress brake, MIG welding and airless spray paint. The job requirements determine which plant and processes should be reviewed.

Electromechanical assembly connects the individual part to the working system. Interfaces, component fit and drawing revisions belong in the sourcing conversation from the start. A formed panel can carry mounting holes, wire paths, labels and a ground point. Those details need to remain consistent with the parts that attach to it.

The assembly offer is build to print. Bring the bill of materials, drawings and instructions for the work you want quoted. If the scope includes harnesses or box builds, define the wires, terminals, purchased parts and test requirements. Acceptance of the complete assembly belongs in the project documents, alongside the requirements for each part.

Component supply supports the fabrication offer where the bill of materials calls for purchased industrial parts. The screened directory includes 1,720 catalog SKUs as of November 2026. Hundreds of catalog lines showed stock in that dated snapshot, including Texas stock. Those counts describe SKUs and product lines, not unit quantities or live inventory. Use the DCM part number to start the request.

Keep the DCM identifier and the exact manufacturer reference together in the request. The public identifier helps locate the catalog line; it does not replace the OEM model or establish application approval. Availability, configuration and suitability still need to be confirmed. Apply that specification first approach to purchased components as well as custom metalwork.

Manufacturing in Pompano Beach is complemented by a parts supply presence in nearby Fort Lauderdale. The Fort Lauderdale address is 1150 West McNab Rd. The street address for the Pompano Beach manufacturing plant is marked TODO until confirmed. These locations have distinct roles and should not be treated as the same delivery address.

The Florida footprint supports the offer to cooling and power OEMs, including the Jacksonville corridor. Ask us to confirm the correct location before planning a plant visit, delivery or collection. The equipment list explains the available process types. Open hours, material limits and a specific production slot require a separate review.

Our Texas location is at 205 Sharon St in Irving. The plant has laser cutting, forming, MIG welding and airless spray paint for drawing defined brackets, plates, panels and kits. Submit the material, dimensions and finish for the specific job. Larger or more complex work needs a plant specific review before its scope is accepted.

The Texas and Florida equipment lists are not identical. That distinction is useful for a sourcing team choosing where work should be made. State any production location or country of origin requirements in the RFQ. The quote should establish the actual manufacturing and supply route, along with any purchased components needed to complete the assembly.

Kevin Leonard handles business development and accounts for Data Center Metalworks. Rich Fitzgerald handles production and sourcing. Kevin connects the buyer request to the commercial scope. Rich reviews the production and supply requirements that support a quote.

Robotics Metalworks, at roboticsmetalworks.com, is a sister brand sharing the same plants. Data Center Metalworks remains focused on cooling and power OEMs and prefab contractors serving data centers. The practical next step is a drawing package for a defined part or assembly, with the quantity and target date attached.

SEES Inc. holds ISO 9001:2015 certificate US2496, valid to April 21, 2027. The scope is "design, manufacture, distribution and supply of elevator and escalator parts". This is the quality system certificate held by the business behind our manufacturing heritage. It is not a separate certification issued to Data Center Metalworks, and it does not certify data center products.

Powder coat, AWS D1.1 welder certification, published tolerances and open machine hours still require confirmation. Ask us about those requirements and include the supporting documents your approval process needs. The basis for trust is clear evidence, a defined scope and an exact drawing review.