Sheet metal, welding, machining and assembly capabilities.

The Florida equipment includes a Mazak laser, CNC press brakes and a robotic welder. Machining equipment includes Mazak and Mori Seiki mill-turn machines. The work also includes mild steel tank welding, stainless TIG and electromechanical assembly. This is the confirmed process list supporting the Pompano Beach manufacturing offer.

A named machine is a starting point for a quote review. It does not establish a maximum part size, a material thickness range or an open production slot. Include the material grade, stock form, part dimensions and quantity with your drawing. Rich can then review the required route without relying on a broad machine category.

Irving has an Amada 3.5 kW CO2 laser and an Accupress brake. The Texas process list also includes MIG welding and airless spray paint. The location is 205 Sharon St, Irving, Texas. Its equipment mix differs from Florida, so the scope should be reviewed for the plant that will make the work.

For brackets, plates, panels and kits, the drawing should show each cut, bend and attachment point. Include any assembly sequence that affects access to a weld or fastener. Do not assume that a job quoted for Florida can move to Texas with the same process and schedule. State the plant requirement before the quote is released.

Mild steel tank welding and stainless TIG are included in the supplied capability facts. The supported material grades, thickness ranges and available stock forms are not yet published. TODO: confirm the material and thickness matrix with Rich for each process and plant. Ask us about the exact grade required by your drawing.

Keep material details explicit in the RFQ. Name the grade, thickness, finish condition and any certification needed with delivery. If the bill of materials allows a substitute, state who may approve it. If it does not, keep the specified material as the basis of the request. A similar alloy name is not a release to change the drawing.

TODO: confirm published cutting, forming, machining and weldment tolerances with Rich. No general tolerance value is promised here. Submit the drawing tolerance block and mark the dimensions that control fit. For a tall rack or a welded frame, include the final assembly dimensions as well as the dimensions of its separate parts.

Some dimensions matter before finishing and others matter after it. State which condition applies. Identify hole patterns, mounting datums, flatness, squareness and mating surfaces that need a specific check. If your inspection method requires a fixture, report or agreed measurement setup, include it in the package. That avoids treating a drawing note as an unstated inspection plan.

The known process list includes robotic welding, MIG welding, mild steel tank welding and stainless TIG. Ask us about AWS D1.1 welder certification. It is unconfirmed and is not a claim on this site. A welding process and a qualification record are different pieces of evidence.

The approved drawing should define the weld type, size, location and acceptance requirements. For a structural frame, add the design basis and required inspection documents. Identify any lifting points, anchors or load carrying connections. The responsible engineer or buyer must define the applicable code and approval path before the fabricated item can be assessed against it.

Airless spray paint is confirmed at Irving. Powder coat availability is unconfirmed. Ask us whether the finish required for your part can be supported and through which route. Do not assume an in house powder coat line or an approved finish route from the general word finishing.

Specify the coating system, color, gloss and surface preparation. Mark surfaces that must remain bare, such as designated grounding points or mating areas. State how visible faces should be evaluated and whether a finish sample is required. If the part will be used outdoors or around cleaning fluids, the equipment designer must define the relevant exposure and finish requirements.

Assembly work connects fabricated parts with hardware and electrical components. Provide a complete bill of materials, drawing revision, wire list and assembly instructions for the intended scope. Identify customer supplied parts and any exact manufacturer restrictions. A substitution should be handled as a documented decision by the buyer, not as an invisible sourcing choice.

Define the tests and records required at the assembly level. These may differ from the checks applied to each metal part. The site does not claim a UL 508A panel shop or a product listing. If a listing or other third party approval is required, state who owns it and what evidence the assembly supplier must provide.

The manufacturing heritage behind Data Center Metalworks began with SEES Inc. in 1977. Its 49 years of parts manufacturing and distribution in 2026 include fixtures, doors, light curtains, inspection stations, pushbutton assemblies, and engraved and braille signage. That work provides evidence of sheet metal, machining, finishing, engraving and electromechanical assembly experience.

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". The certificate is held by SEES Inc.; it is not a separate Data Center Metalworks certification or data center product certification. Send any additional listing, weld qualification, inspection and traceability requirements with your drawing so the exact scope can be reviewed.

Alongside fabrication, the component directory includes 1,720 catalog SKUs screened as of November 2026. Hundreds of catalog lines showed stock in that dated review, including Texas stock. These figures describe catalog breadth, not unit quantities or current availability. Use the DCM part number and the separate manufacturer reference when requesting a component for a quoted assembly.

The directory supports requests for purchased industrial components alongside custom metalwork. The exact manufacturer, configuration, ratings and required approvals still need to match your bill of materials. A screened catalog family is not a product certification or an approved substitution.

Use the RFQ form to send the drawing, quantity, preferred plant and target date. Include the finish, critical dimensions and quality requirements. If several parts form a kit, show the required quantity of each part per kit. If releases repeat, state the expected release sizes without treating a forecast as a firm order.

Lead times and machine hours remain "TBD, confirm with Rich" until reviewed. The capability list states what equipment is known. The quote must connect that equipment to your specific part, required documents and delivery plan. Kevin Leonard handles the account, and Rich Fitzgerald handles production and sourcing.