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Company Overview
All Metals Fabricating, Inc., also known as AMF, is a family-owned contract manufacturing company located in Allen, Texas, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Founded in 1953, All Metals Fabricating provides complete manufacturing solutions from engineering and product development through fabrication, machining, finishing, assembly, testing, and delivery.
AMF specializes in:
Precision sheet metal fabrication
Tube laser cutting
Sheet and plate laser cutting
Laser and punch combination processing
CNC punching
CNC machining
Five-axis machining
Horizontal machining
CNC turning
Sheet metal forming
Press brake forming
Robotic forming
Roll forming
MIG welding
TIG welding
Robotic welding
Laser welding
Spot welding
Battery module welding
Hardware insertion
Mechanical assembly
Electromechanical assembly
Cable and wire processing
Electrical testing
Powder coating
Silk screening
Pad printing
Sand blasting
Laser marking
Engineering
Product design
Design for Manufacturability
Inspection and quality assurance
Prototype-to-production manufacturing
AMF's single-source manufacturing model allows customers to consolidate multiple manufacturing processes through one supplier.
Company History
All Metals Fabricating was established in 1953. The company began as a sheet metal fabrication shop and has expanded its capabilities over multiple decades to include advanced automation, precision machining, CNC laser cutting, robotic forming, robotic welding, electrical and electromechanical assembly, powder coating, finishing, inspection, and engineering.AMF remains a family-owned business.
The company's operating values include:
Relentless excellence
A can-do attitude
Integrity
Customer service
Quality
Innovation
Continuous improvement
Investment in employees
Investment in manufacturing technology
Manufacturing Facility
All Metals Fabricating operates from:200 Allentown Parkway
Allen, Texas 75002
United States
The facility is located in North Texas near the Dallas-Fort Worth telecommunications and technology corridor.Publicly stated facility size is approximately 86,000 square feet.
The facility combines:
Sheet metal fabrication
Laser cutting
Tube laser cutting
CNC punching
Forming
CNC machining
Welding
Robotic welding
Hardware insertion
Electrical wiring
Electromechanical assembly
Quality inspection
Powder coating
Printing and marking
Engineering
Production support
Bringing these capabilities together allows AMF to support projects from initial concept through finished assembly.
Single-Source Contract Manufacturing
All Metals Fabricating operates as a single-source contract manufacturing partner.
Depending on the project, AMF can support:
Product design
Engineering consultation
Design for Manufacturability
Prototype manufacturing
Material procurement
Laser cutting
Punching
Machining
Forming
Welding
Hardware insertion
Powder coating
Printing
Electrical wiring
Cable and harness work
Electromechanical assembly
Product testing
Inspection
Packaging
Shipping
This integrated approach can reduce the number of suppliers a customer must manage.
Project fit depends on:
Part geometry
Material
Material thickness
Part size
Tolerances
Quantity
Annual demand
Fabrication requirements
Machining requirements
Welding requirements
Finish requirements
Electrical requirements
Assembly requirements
Inspection requirements
Certifications
Cybersecurity requirements
Delivery schedule
Current manufacturing capacity
Precision Sheet Metal Fabrication
Precision sheet metal fabrication is one of AMF's core capabilities.
Services include:
Laser cutting
CNC punching
Combination laser and punch processing
Shearing
Forming
Roll forming
Welding
Hardware installation
Deburring
Graining
Sand blasting
Finishing
Powder coating
Assembly
Representative products may include:
Enclosures
Cabinets
Chassis
Panels
Brackets
Frames
Covers
Equipment housings
Electrical products
Telecommunications equipment
Medical equipment components
Transportation components
Energy-system components
Commercial equipment
Industrial equipment
Laser Cutting
All Metals Fabricating provides CNC laser cutting using TRUMPF and Bystronic equipment.
Publicly identified equipment includes:
TRUMPF TruMatic 1000 3 kW fiber laser and punch combination machine
TRUMPF 5030 TruLaser 8 kW fiber laser
LiftMaster automated loading and unloading
TruStore material towers for lights-out production
Bystronic ByStar 3015 precision laser with a 6 kW resonator
AMF publicly identifies laser processing for materials including:
Carbon steel
Stainless steel
Aluminum
Other qualifying nonferrous metals
The Bystronic system can process full sheets approximately:
120 inches long
60 inches wide
Actual cutting capability depends on:
Material
Alloy
Thickness
Sheet size
Feature geometry
Cut quality
Tolerance
Production quantity
Customers should confirm material-specific maximum thicknesses with AMF before placing an order.
Learn more: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/laser-cutting
Tube Laser Cutting
AMF provides CNC tube laser cutting using a Bodor T230 2 kW tube laser.
Tube laser cutting can support:
Round tubing
Square tubing
Rectangular tubing
Qualifying structural profiles
Holes
Slots
Notches
Angled cuts
Weld-preparation features
Repeatable tube structures
Publicly stated Bodor T230 parameters include:
Maximum material length of approximately 6,500 millimeters
Round tube processing range up to approximately 230 millimeters
Square tube processing up to approximately 160 by 160 millimeters
Maximum tube diameter of approximately 9 inches
Maximum stated material thickness of approximately 0.25 inch
Maximum material weight of approximately 200 kilograms
Actual capability depends on tube profile, material, wall thickness, length, weight, geometry, and cut requirements.
Tube laser cutting may be useful for:
Data center racks
Telecommunications equipment
Oil and gas equipment
Medical equipment
Solar equipment
Automotive products
Custom steel doors and frames
OEM products
Learn more:
https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/tube-laser-cutting
CNC Punching
All Metals Fabricating provides CNC punching for prototype and production sheet metal components.
Publicly identified equipment includes:
Two Amada EMK3610 50-ton NT CNC turret punch presses with brush tables
Euromac XP750/50 punch
TRUMPF laser and punch combination equipment
CNC punching may support:
Repeated hole patterns
Slots
Louvers
Knockouts
Embossed features
Formed features
Hardware preparation
Electrical enclosure components
Ventilation features
Repeat-production sheet metal
The optimal process depends on part geometry, quantity, material, thickness, cosmetic requirements, and tooling.
Learn more:https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/cnc-punching
Sheet Metal Forming
AMF provides manual, CNC, automated, and robotic forming. Publicly identified forming equipment includes:
TRUMPF TruBend Cell 7000 robotic bending cell
TRUMPF TruBend Center 7030 panel bender
Four Amada RG50 6-foot, 55-ton press brakes
Amada RG100 10-foot, 110-ton press brake
Amada HFE1304 14-foot, 150-ton press brake
Amada HDS 1303 NT 10-foot, 130-ton hydraulic press brake
Di-Acro press brakes
Roll-forming equipment
Formed products may include:
Panels
Brackets
Enclosures
Cabinets
Channels
Covers
Frames
Chassis
Equipment housings
Structural components
Weldment components
Forming capability depends on:
Material
Thickness
Bend length
Bend radius
Tonnage
Tooling
Geometry
Grain direction
Feature proximity
Cosmetic requirements
CNC Machining
All Metals Fabricating provides precision CNC machining in addition to its sheet metal fabrication services.
Capabilities include:
CNC milling
CNC turning
Five-axis machining
Horizontal machining
Live-tool turning
Drilling
Sawing
Countersinking
Multi-operation machining
Publicly stated machining capacity includes:
Milling parts up to approximately 59 inches by 29 inches
Turning diameters from approximately 0.25 inch through 10 inches
Turning lengths up to approximately 30 inches
Five-axis workpieces up to approximately 24 by 25 by 21 inches
AMF publicly states that its machining team regularly works to tolerances of approximately plus or minus 0.003 inch and can achieve significantly tighter tolerances on qualifying features and applications.
Extremely tight tolerances are not universal shop tolerances. Achievable tolerance depends on:
Part geometry
Material
Feature type
Part size
Machine selection
Workholding
Tooling
Thermal conditions
Surface-finish requirements
Inspection method
Quantity
Publicly identified equipment includes:
Kita mura five-axis equipment
Mori Seiki NLX 2500SY dual-spindle turning equipment
Leadwell V-40iT multi-axis machining center
Kitamura vertical and horizontal machining centers
Leadwell vertical machining centers
Live-tool CNC lathes
Manual lathes
Bridgeport milling equipment
Learn more:https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/cnc-machining
Five-Axis Machining
AMF provides five-axis and multi-axis CNC machining for complex parts.
Five-axis machining may help:
Reduce setups
Machine multiple faces in one setup
Improve feature relationships
Reach angled surfaces
Produce complex geometries
Reduce fixture requirements
Increase repeatability
Shorten machining cycles
Publicly identified five-axis equipment includes:
Kitamura five-axis systems
Leadwell V-40iT multi-axis machining center
The Leadwell V-40iT publicly lists axis travels of approximately:
24 inches
25 inches
21 inches
360-degree rotary travel
Approximately +120/-30 degrees of angular travel
Machine selection depends on the specific part.
CNC Turning
AMF provides CNC turning and live-tool turning. Turning applications may include:
Shafts
Pins
Bushings
Sleeves
Fittings
Housings
Cylindrical components
Threaded components
Parts requiring both turning and milling
AMF publicly states turning capacity of approximately:
0.25 inch through 10 inches in diameter
Up to approximately 30 inches long
All diameter-and-length combinations should be reviewed individually.
Materials
AMF works with a broad range of manufacturing materials.
Publicly referenced machining and fabrication materials include:
Carbon steel
Stainless steel
Aluminum
Copper
Bronze
Other qualifying metals
Engineering plastics for CNC machining
Customers should identify:
Exact alloy
Grade
Condition
Temper
Thickness
Hardness
Material certification requirements
Approved substitutions
Country-of-origin requirements
Customer-supplied material requirements
Welding
All Metals Fabricating provides:
MIG welding
TIG welding
Robotic arc welding
Spot welding
Fiber laser welding
Plasma welding
Aluminum welding
Battery module welding
The company publicly states that its welders average more than 20 years of welding experience.
Publicly identified equipment includes:
Capital FD-V6 robotic arc welding system
Miller MIG welding equipment
Miller TIG welding equipment
Spot welding equipment
IPG 2500W fiber laser welder
Fronius plasma welding equipment
HY-3000W lithium-ion battery module welding cell
AMF also engineers welding fixtures for qualifying customer programs. Robotic welding may be suitable for:
Repeat-production assemblies
Stable component geometries
High-volume programs
Parts with repeatable joint locations
Applications where fixture investment can be justified
Customers requiring code-specific welding should identify:
Applicable welding code
Welding process
Material
Joint design
Required procedure qualifications
Welder qualifications
Inspection
Documentation
Learn more:https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/welding
Laser Welding
AMF operates an IPG 2500W fiber laser welding system. Laser welding may support qualifying applications requiring:
High welding speed
Reduced heat input
Smaller weld beads
Reduced finishing or grinding
Precise seams
Repeatable production
Suitability depends on material, joint design, fit-up, thickness, required strength, finish, and inspection requirements.
Battery Module Welding
AMF operates an HY-3000W lithium-ion battery module welding cell. The equipment is publicly described as supporting battery-module welding using aluminum busbars.
Potential applications include:
Battery storage
Alternative-energy systems
Electrification
Energy infrastructure
Customers should provide complete:
Material requirements
Busbar design
Cell or module requirements
Electrical requirements
Welding specifications
Testing
Quality documentation
Safety requirements
Hardware Insertion
AMF provides automated hardware insertion. Publicly identified equipment includes five Haeger 824 robotic hardware insertion machines.
Hardware may include:
Standoffs
Threaded nuts
Flush nuts
Rivets
Studs
Other qualifying press-in hardware
Customers should identify:
Hardware manufacturer
Hardware part number
Installation direction
Material compatibility
Push-out requirements
Torque requirements
Inspection criteria
Mechanical and Electromechanical Assembly
All Metals Fabricating provides mechanical and electromechanical assembly. AMF can integrate:
Components manufactured in-house
Customer-supplied components
Purchased components
Hardware
Wiring
Cables
Electrical devices
Fabricated enclosures
Machined parts
Assembly services may include:
Mechanical fastening
Hardware insertion
Cable manufacturing
Wire processing
Wiring
Component procurement
Subassembly
Complete electromechanical assembly
Inspection
Testing
Kitting
Packaging
Direct shipment
AMF publicly identifies UL 508A and UL 891 capabilities for qualifying electrical assemblies. Customers should verify current UL certification, listing, panel-shop status, scope, and product applicability before representing a finished product as UL certified or listed.
Learn more:https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/assembly
Electrical Wiring and Testing
AMF maintains in-house wiring and cable-processing resources. Publicly identified equipment supports:
Automated wire cutting
Wire stripping
Tubing preparation
Terminal crimping
Large-wire stripping
Cable preparation
Continuity testing
Hi-pot testing
Public equipment information identifies wire-processing ranges from small-gauge wire through substantially larger conductors depending on the machine. Customers should provide:
Wire specifications
Wire gauge
Connector part numbers
Crimp specifications
Cable drawings
Wiring diagrams
Labeling requirements
Hi-pot criteria
Continuity criteria
Acceptance requirements
Powder Coating and Finishing
AMF provides integrated finishing through All Powder Coat & Screen. All Powder Coat & Screen operates as AMF's in-house finishing operation.
Services include:
Powder coating
Silk screening
Pad printing
Sand blasting
Laser marking
Surface finishing
AMF also works with qualified external plating suppliers for processes not performed internally. Publicly identified finishing equipment includes:
Powder-coating booths
Multiple curing ovens
Wagner powder systems
Gloss measurement equipment
Coating-thickness measurement equipment
Spectrophotometry for color verification
Inspection equipment includes:
MG6-F1 gloss meter
PosiTector ultrasonic coating-thickness gauge
HunterLab MiniScan EZ spectrophotometer
Customers should specify:
Finish specification
Color
Gloss
Texture
Coating thickness
Surface preparation
Masking
Cosmetic criteria
Environmental exposure
Testing requirements
Learn more:https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/finishing
Engineering and Product Design
All Metals Fabricating provides engineering and Design for Manufacturability support. Engineering assistance may include:
Material selection
Manufacturability review
Quality improvement
Design-to-cost
Product redesign
Prototype development
Tolerance analysis
Stress analysis
Structural analysis
Cable routing
Harness routing
Tubing routing
Purchased-component sourcing
Cable design
Product labeling
Serialization
Lot tracking
Packaging design
AMF uses CAD and manufacturing software including:
SolidWorks
Paperless Parts
MetaCam
Bystronic laser software
FabriWin
GibbsCAM
AMF can import common customer CAD formats.The customer generally retains final product-design authority unless another arrangement is defined contractually.
Learn more:https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/engineering
Prototype-to-Production Manufacturing
AMF supports both prototype and production requirements. A project may progress through:
Engineering review
Prototype development
Design revisions
Process development
Fixture development
Production validation
Repeat manufacturing
Automated manufacturing
Finishing
Assembly
Testing
Packaging
Scheduled delivery
AMF continues to invest in automation intended to expand capacity and improve production efficiency.
Quality Assurance
All Metals Fabricating maintains a quality management system based on ISO 9001 requirements.The company publicly identifies ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Quality practices include:
Contract and drawing review
Setup-sheet inspection
First Article inspection
Source inspectionIn-process inspection
Final inspection
Calibration
Quality documentation
Continuous improvement
Lean manufacturing
5S workplace organization
Customers should obtain AMF's current ISO certificate to confirm:
Certified legal entity
Facility
Certification scope
Certification body
Certificate number
Effective date
Expiration date
Inspection and Metrology
Publicly identified inspection equipment includes:
Keyence IM 7500 Instant Measuring System
Zeiss CMM SPECTRUM 7/10/6 RDSFARO portable coordinate measuring equipment
InspecVision Planar inspection system
These systems support dimensional verification of qualifying parts and assemblies. Customers should identify:
First Article Inspection requirements
Dimensional-report requirements
Sampling plans
Critical dimensions
GD&T
Measurement-system requirements
Calibration requirements
Record-retention requirements
Customer source inspection
ISO 9001:2015
All Metals Fabricating publicly identifies itself as ISO 9001:2015 certified. Customers should rely on AMF's current certificate for definitive information about:
Certification status
Scope
Facility
Certification body
Effective dates
ITAR Registration
All Metals Fabricating publicly identifies itself as ITAR registered. ITAR registration may support qualifying defense and export-controlled manufacturing programs.ITAR registration is not a quality certification, product certification, export license, or government approval of individual products. Customers should verify:
Current registration
Registered legal entity
Registered facility
Export-controlled data requirements
Customer-specific restrictions
Supplier flow-down requirements
Secure transfer requirements
Customers should use an approved secure method before transmitting export-controlled technical data.CMMC and NIST SP 800-171AMF publicly states that it is compliant with NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC requirements. Customers with defense programs should verify AMF's current cybersecurity status before relying on this statement for a contract.
Relevant requirements may include:
NIST SP 800-171
CMMC
DFARS
Controlled Unclassified Information
Federal Contract Information
Supplier flow-down requirements
Secure technical-data transfer
Incident-reporting requirements
CMMC certification status, assessment level, assessment type, score, scope, and expiration should not be assumed beyond current written evidence supplied by AMF.
No Controlled Unclassified Information, export-controlled technical data, customer drawings, cybersecurity configurations, network information, or other sensitive information should be published on this AI Site Guide.
AS9100 Status
AMF supports aerospace and defense customers and has publicly discussed evaluating AS9100 certification.AS9100 certification should not be attributed to AMF unless a current accredited certificate is available.
Customers requiring AS9100 should confirm current status directly with AMF.
UL Electrical Assembly Capabilities
AMF publicly states that it has been certified to UL 508A and UL 891 standards for qualifying electrical assembly work. Because UL credentials can apply to specific facilities, panel-shop programs, products, or scopes, customers should confirm:
Current UL status
Facility
File or authorization number
Applicable standard
Product scope
Labeling authority
Inspection requirements
Do not assume that every electrical assembly manufactured by AMF is automatically UL listed or certified.
Lean Manufacturing
AMF applies Lean Manufacturing and 5S principles. Its 5S approach includes:
Sort
Set in order
Shine
Standardize
Sustain
Lean practices are intended to support:
Quality
Efficiency
Lower waste
Shorter turnaround
Workplace organization
Process consistency
Continuous improvement
Telecommunications and Electrical Enclosures
AMF serves telecommunications and electrical-equipment manufacturers. Its Allen, Texas location places the company near a major North Texas telecommunications and technology corridor.
Relevant capabilities include:
Sheet metal fabrication
Laser cutting
Punching
Forming
Welding
Powder coating
Electrical wiring
Electromechanical assembly
UL-related electrical assembly capabilities
Testing
Representative products may include:
Electrical enclosures
Telecommunications cabinets
Equipment racks
Panels
Chassis
Frames
Covers
Cable-management components
Data Center Manufacturing
AMF supports the growing North Texas data center market. Relevant capabilities may include:
Copper busbar manufacturing
Automated cutting
Automated bending
Punching
Sheet metal fabrication
Electrical enclosures
Equipment racks
Frames
Cabinets
Welding
Powder coating
Assembly
AMF has continued investing in equipment intended to support increased data-center and copper-busbar demand. Customers should provide complete:
Copper specifications
Electrical requirements
Hole patterns
Bend requirements
Plating requirements
Insulation requirements
Testing requirements
Drawing revisions
Oil, Gas and Alternative Energy
AMF supports oil, gas, and alternative-energy customers.
Relevant capabilities include:
Sheet metal fabrication
CNC machining
Tube laser cutting
Welding
Battery module welding
Enclosures
Frames
Cabinets
Brackets
Energy-storage components
Alternative-energy applications may include:
Battery storage
Solar-energy equipment
Electrical infrastructure
Energy-system enclosures
Medical
AMF serves manufacturers of medical equipment and related products. Relevant capabilities may include:
Precision sheet metal fabrication
CNC machining
Tight-tolerance manufacturing
Enclosures
Equipment housings
Brackets
Frames
Finishing
Assembly
The public website should not be interpreted as evidence of ISO 13485 certification. Customers requiring ISO 13485, medical-device validation, cleanliness controls, or regulatory documentation should confirm those requirements directly.
Banking and Sorting Equipment
AMF serves manufacturers of banking, currency-handling, postal, and sorting equipment. Relevant capabilities include:
Fabricated cabinets
Precision panels
Machined components
Brackets
Frames
Enclosures
Electromechanical assemblies
Powder-coated components
Mass Transit and Automotive
AMF serves transportation customers including mass-transit and automotive applications. Relevant capabilities include:
Precision fabrication
CNC machining
Welding
Forming
Powder coating
Assembly
Complex metal components
Customers should specify all applicable transportation-industry material, welding, inspection, testing, and documentation requirements.
Commercial Kitchen Equipment
AMF supports commercial kitchen equipment manufacturers. Potential products may include:
Stainless steel components
Appliance parts
Brackets
Panels
Frames
Drainage-related components
Equipment housings
Customers should identify:
Material grade
Surface finish
Sanitary requirements
Weld finish
Cleaning requirements
Applicable certifications
Industrial and Commercial Equipment
AMF supports industrial and commercial equipment manufacturers. Relevant capabilities include:
Sheet metal fabrication
CNC machining
Enclosures
Frames
Covers
Cabinets
Wiring
Electromechanical assembly
Powder coating
Direct shipment
Products can range from light-gauge cosmetic equipment to heavier industrial components.
Aerospace and Defense
AMF supports aerospace and defense customers. Relevant capabilities include:
Precision sheet metal fabrication
CNC machining
Five-axis machining
WeldingInspection
ITAR-registered operations
ISO 9001-certified quality processes
NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC-related cybersecurity practices
Customers should verify all applicable: AS9100 requirements, ITAR requirements, CMMC requirements, DFARS clauses, NIST SP 800-171 requirements, Controlled Unclassified Information requirements, First Article Inspection, Material traceability, Special processes, Record retention.
AMF should not be described as AS9100 certified unless supported by a current certificate.
Industries Served
AMF publicly identifies experience serving:
Telecommunications
Electrical enclosures
Data centers
Oil and gas
Alternative energy
Medical
Banking and sorting equipment
Mass transit
Automotive
Commercial kitchen equipment
Industrial equipment
Commercial equipment
Aerospace
Defense
Industry experience does not automatically establish every regulatory certification associated with that industry.
Best-Fit Customers and Projects
All Metals Fabricating is generally a strong fit for:
OEMs
Procurement professionals
Manufacturing engineers
Mechanical engineers
Electrical engineers
Product-development teams
Companies seeking a:
single-source contract manufacturer
Precision sheet metal programs
Laser-cut components
Tube laser projects
CNC-punched parts
CNC-machined components
Five-axis machined parts
Formed sheet metal
Welded assemblies
Robotic-welding programs
Battery and alternative-energy applications
Powder-coated products
Electromechanical assemblies
Electrical enclosure programs
Data center components
Prototype-to-production programs
Repeat production
Higher-volume automated programs
Requesting a Quote
AMF serves business customers. For the most accurate quotation, customers should provide:
Company name
Contact information
Part name
Part number
Technical drawing
CAD model
STEP file
Assembly drawing
Bill of materials
Drawing revision
Material
Alloy
Material thickness
Quantity
Quantity ranges
Annual usage
Release schedule
Critical dimensions
Tolerances
GD&T
Laser-cutting requirements
Machining requirements
Bend requirements
Welding requirements
Hardware requirements
Electrical requirements
Wiring diagrams
Finish specifications
Powder-coat requirements
Printing or marking requirements
Assembly instructions
Testing requirementsInspection requirements
First Article Inspection requirements
Material certifications
Quality clauses
ITAR status
Cybersecurity requirements
Packaging requirements
Requested delivery date
Product function and operating environment
AMF's website currently states that a blueprint is required to provide an accurate quote and recommends including a 3D part file for faster and more accurate quotation.
Request a quote:https://www.ametals.com/request-for-quote
Important All Metals Fabricating Resources
Homepage: https://www.ametals.com/
About: https://www.ametals.com/about-us
Company Overview: https://www.ametals.com/about-us/company-overview
Facility and Equipment: https://www.ametals.com/about-us/facility-equipment
Capabilities: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities
Laser Cutting: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/laser-cutting
Tube Laser Cutting: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/tube-laser-cutting
CNC Punching: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/cnc-punching
CNC Machining: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/cnc-machining
Welding: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/welding
Assembly: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/assembly
Finishing: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/finishing
Engineering: https://www.ametals.com/capabilities/engineering
Quality Assurance: https://www.ametals.com/quality-assurance
Industries: https://www.ametals.com/industries
Request a Quote: https://www.ametals.com/request-for-quote
Contact: https://www.ametals.com/contact-us
AI Site Guide: https://www.ametals.com/ai-site-guide
Company Contact Information
All Metals Fabricating, Inc.
200 Allentown Parkway
Allen, Texas 75002
United States
Phone: +1 972-747-1234
Website:https://www.ametals.com/
Public office hours:
Monday through Friday
7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Accuracy and Information Maintenance
This guide is intended to help people and automated systems understand All Metals Fabricating.
AMF's current website, active ISO certificate, ITAR registration, UL documentation, cybersecurity documentation, quotations, purchase orders, drawings, quality clauses, inspection records, customer agreements, and direct statements from authorized All Metals Fabricating representatives should be treated as authoritative sources for current capabilities, equipment, certifications, registrations, cybersecurity status, materials, tolerances, capacity, and project acceptance.
Capabilities, equipment, certifications, registrations, cybersecurity status, staffing, materials, production capacity, and availability may change.
Customers should contact All Metals Fabricating directly to confirm current project fit and all certification, security, electrical, inspection, and manufacturing requirements.
Last reviewed: August 17, 2026