Industrial Services of Peachtree City

Industrial Services of Peachtree City Industrial Services of Peachtree City is a full-service welding, fabrication and machine shop.

Industrial Services of Peachtree City is a full-service welding, fabrication and machine shop that manufactures and designs parts for a diverse market of wholes

Every Precision Part Starts with a Program.Before a CNC machine ever cuts metal, the work begins with specialized CNC so...
09/08/2026

Every Precision Part Starts with a Program.

Before a CNC machine ever cuts metal, the work begins with specialized CNC software.

Using engineering drawings, we create a program that tells the machine exactly where to move, which tools to use, and how to machine the part with precision.

Modern CNC software also allows us to simulate the entire machining process before production begins, helping identify potential issues, improve efficiency, and ensure accuracy from the very first part.

Because great parts don't happen by chance, they're designed that way.

Not All Metals are Created Equal.Choosing the right material is one of the most important decisions in any machining or ...
09/03/2026

Not All Metals are Created Equal.

Choosing the right material is one of the most important decisions in any machining or fabrication project. Every metal has unique properties that affect how it performs in the real world.

Carbon Steel
Strong, versatile, and cost-effective. It's commonly used for structural components, machinery, and general fabrication.

Stainless Steel
Offers excellent corrosion resistance, making it ideal for food processing, medical equipment, marine environments, and applications exposed to moisture or chemicals.

Aluminum
Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and easy to machine. It's a popular choice when reducing weight is important without sacrificing strength.

Brass
Known for its excellent machinability and corrosion resistance, brass is commonly used for fittings, valves, decorative components, and electrical applications.

Bronze
A durable material with excellent wear resistance, often used for bushings, bearings, and moving parts that experience friction.

Every project has different demands. Weight, strength, corrosion resistance, wear, heat, and cost all play a role in selecting the right material.

We don't just machine and fabricate metal, we help our customers choose the material that will perform best for their application.
Because the right material is the foundation of a quality product.

Before the Machine Makes the Part, It Needs the Right Program.Programming a CNC machine is much more than entering a few...
09/01/2026

Before the Machine Makes the Part, It Needs the Right Program.

Programming a CNC machine is much more than entering a few measurements and pressing start.

Each project begins by reviewing the drawing, selecting the correct tools, determining the best cutting sequence, and creating a program that tells the machine exactly where and how to move.

The programmer must consider:
• Part dimensions and tolerances
• Material type
• Cutting speeds and feeds
• Tool selection
• Depth of each cut
• Workholding and part position
• The safest and most efficient order of operations

Once the program is created, the setup is carefully checked and the first part is measured throughout the process to make sure every detail matches the drawing.
A good program helps produce accurate parts, consistent results, less material waste, and a more efficient machining process.

Precision starts before the first chip is ever cut.
It starts with planning, programming, and getting every detail right.

Not All Welding Is the Same.When most people think of welding, they picture sparks flying and metal coming together. But...
08/27/2026

Not All Welding Is the Same.

When most people think of welding, they picture sparks flying and metal coming together. But there are several different welding processes, and each has its own strengths.

MIG Welding (GMAW)
Fast, efficient, and versatile.
MIG welding is commonly used for fabrication and production because it delivers consistent welds with high productivity. It's an excellent choice for many steel, stainless, and aluminum applications.

TIG Welding (GTAW)
Precision and appearance.
TIG welding provides exceptional control and produces clean, high-quality welds, making it ideal for stainless steel, aluminum, and projects where strength and appearance are equally important.

Stick Welding (SMAW)
Tough and dependable.
Stick welding performs well outdoors and in demanding conditions. It's often the preferred process for structural steel, heavy equipment repairs, and field work where wind and the elements can affect other welding methods.

We don't choose a welding process because it's popular, we choose the one that's best suited for the material, the application, and the performance our customers expect.

The right process helps ensure a stronger weld, better efficiency, and a finished product that's built to last.
Because great fabrication isn't about using one welding method, it's about using the right one.

Why Do Tolerances Matter?A few thousandths of an inch may not sound like much but in machining, it can make all the diff...
08/25/2026

Why Do Tolerances Matter?

A few thousandths of an inch may not sound like much but in machining, it can make all the difference. Imagine trying to fit a key into a lock. If the key is just slightly too large, it won't fit. If it's too small, it won't work properly. Machined parts are no different.

The right tolerance ensures:
•Parts fit together correctly
•Bearings and seals last longer
•Equipment runs smoother
•Downtime is reduced
•Costly failures are prevented

Precision isn't just about making a part it's about making it right the first time.
Whether we're machining a custom shaft, bushing, spacer, or replacement component, every measurement matters because your equipment depends on it.

Every Great Fabrication Starts with the Right Saw Cut.It may seem like a simple step, but one accurate saw cut can deter...
08/20/2026

Every Great Fabrication Starts with the Right Saw Cut.

It may seem like a simple step, but one accurate saw cut can determine the success of an entire project.

A clean, precise cut means:
•Better fit-up before welding
•More accurate dimensions
•Less material waste
•Reduced rework
•Stronger, cleaner finished assemblies

If a piece is cut too short, the project may have to start over. If it's out of square, it can create alignment issues that affect every step that follows, from welding and grinding to final installation.

We believe quality begins long before the first weld. Every measurement is verified, every cut is made with purpose, and every step is completed with precision.

Why are Cutting Fluids So Important in a Machine Shop?When you see a milling machine or lathe in action, you may notice ...
08/18/2026

Why are Cutting Fluids So Important in a Machine Shop?

When you see a milling machine or lathe in action, you may notice a steady stream of coolant flowing over the cutting tool. It might look messy, but it's doing some of the most important work in the shop.

Cutting fluids help:
•Keep tools and parts cool by reducing heat generated during machining.
•Lubricate the cutting process for smoother, more accurate cuts.
•Extend the life of cutting tools, reducing wear and improving efficiency.
•Improve surface finish and help maintain tight tolerances.
•Flush away metal chips, keeping the cutting area clean and preventing chips from damaging the part or tool.

Without the proper cutting fluid, excessive heat can shorten tool life, reduce machining accuracy, and affect the quality of the finished part.
Every detail matters, from the cutting tools we select to the fluids we use. It's all part of producing precision-machined components our customers can depend on.

Because precision isn't just about the machine, it's about every decision made throughout the process.

Welding is the Strength. Grinding is the Finish.A great fabrication project doesn't end when the welding is complete.Aft...
08/13/2026

Welding is the Strength. Grinding is the Finish.

A great fabrication project doesn't end when the welding is complete.
After the weld, careful grinding and finishing help prepare the surface for the next step, whether that's powder coating, paint, or a clean architectural finish. The goal isn't to hide the weld; it's to create a finished product that looks professional and performs the way it should.

Every project goes through a process of precise fit-up, skilled welding, careful grinding, and detailed inspection. It's this attention to detail that transforms raw steel into a product we're proud to deliver.

Strong welds. Clean finishes. Quality work.

Precision machining is the process of manufacturing parts to exact specifications, often within just a few thousandths o...
08/11/2026

Precision machining is the process of manufacturing parts to exact specifications, often within just a few thousandths of an inch.

Why does that matter?

Because every component has a job to do. If a shaft is too large, it won't fit. If a bushing is too loose, it can cause vibration, premature wear, or equipment failure. When every measurement is correct, machines run smoother, last longer, and perform the way they were designed.

Precision machining is about more than cutting metal. It's about solving problems, restoring equipment, and producing quality parts our customers can trust.

Whether we're manufacturing a custom component, repairing a worn part, or reverse engineering a discontinued piece, we take pride in delivering accuracy, consistency, and craftsmanship with every job.

Because in our shop, precision isn't optional, it's our standard.

Commercial facilities need dependable partners.From repairs and replacement parts to fabricated components and structura...
05/20/2026

Commercial facilities need dependable partners.

From repairs and replacement parts to fabricated components and structural support pieces, we help keep facilities operating safely and efficiently.

We’re proud to support the businesses that keep our community running.

Address

304 Dividend Drive Bldg C
Peachtree City, GA
30269

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(770) 486-8444

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