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Weldall MFG

Full-service metal fabricator & manufacturer specializing in large, complex, quality-critical work. Family-owned since 1973. American-made. Family-owned.

Weldall MFG is a family-owned, full-service metal fabrication and manufacturing company specializing in large, complex, quality-critical work. Since 1973, we’ve supported customers across power generation, mining, nuclear, heavy equipment, and other industrial markets with fabrication, welding, large CNC machining, forming, assembly, and metal processing capabilities. Weldall maintains rigorous quality systems and industry certifications to support complex and highly regulated applications. From repeat production to one-off specialty projects, our team brings the workforce, equipment, experience, and manufacturing capacity needed to take on projects from medium to very large scale. Built for complex work.

10/28/2026

Big fabrication projects take more than impressive equipment. They take people who know how to work together. 🤝

When engineering, fabrication, machining, and inspection teams communicate, challenges can get worked out where it matters most — right on the shop floor.

Sometimes, the best solution comes from looking at the actual part, talking through the problem, and figuring out the next step together.

It may not be the flashiest part of manufacturing, but it's often what keeps difficult work moving.

At Weldall, the experience behind the equipment makes the difference.

10/27/2026

A large fabrication project takes more than floor space. It takes a plan for moving the part. 🏗️

Large assemblies need to be lifted, turned, positioned for welding, moved for machining, inspected, and eventually loaded for shipment. Every step matters when you're working with components that push the limits of typical material-handling capabilities.

At Weldall, heavy lifting and material handling are part of the manufacturing plan from the start — not something to figure out later.

Because getting the job done right means planning for every move along the way.

10/26/2026

A weldment can look finished and still have important work ahead. 🔧

Mounting surfaces may need machining. Bores need to be located accurately. Critical dimensions still need to be verified before installation.

When a large assembly is difficult to move between suppliers, coordinating fabrication, machining, and inspection becomes even more important.

That’s why Weldall combines large fabrication and CNC machining in-house. Because the job doesn’t end when the welding stops.

Have a complex fabrication project? Let’s talk.

10/23/2026

When a fabrication gets big enough, moving it becomes part of the job. 🏗️

Lifting points, balance, orientation, access, and the next operation all need to be considered before that weldment moves across the shop.

Sometimes, the biggest challenge isn't the welding itself. It's everything that has to happen around it to get the job done right.

What's the biggest headache on a really large fabrication: weld sequence, setup, machining, or handling?

Tell us what you think in the comments!

10/22/2026

Big power-generation projects start with big plans. But turning those plans into equipment that can actually be built takes more than a set of drawings.

Large fabricated components bring important questions about weldment design, machining, lifting and handling, inspection, and choosing the right manufacturing partner.

Weldall put together a practical guide to help OEMs and project teams think through these details before production begins and the RFQ gets complicated.

Because the right questions asked early can make a difference later.

Working on a large equipment project? Take a look at the manufacturing details worth considering before your next RFQ.
https://www.weldallmfg.com/industry-applications/power-generation-equipment-fabrication/

10/21/2026

Some folks work behind a desk. Others help build the things that keep the world running.
And there's a lot to be said for that.

Manufacturing isn't what it used to be. The machines are smarter. The projects are bigger. And the work can take you places you never thought possible.

We sat down with Aaron, Operations Manager at Weldall Manufacturing, to talk about why he's proud to be part of it.

This Manufacturing Month, here's to the people who show up, roll up their sleeves, and build things that matter.

Learn more here: https://www.weldallmfg.com/

10/21/2026

A large weldment might look straightforward on a drawing. But bringing it to life? That’s where the real challenges begin. 🔧

Lifting, positioning, welding, machining, and inspection all need to work together to achieve the finished result.

That’s why it’s important to consider the full picture early in the process, including finished dimensions, handling requirements, machining interfaces, inspection criteria, and documentation.

Planning ahead helps identify potential challenges before the part hits the shop floor.

At Weldall, we work with OEMs on complex, large-scale fabrication projects where the details matter.

Have a challenging project on the drawing board? Let’s talk.

10/20/2026

New power generation projects are making headlines, but what does it take to bring that capacity online? ⚡

Behind every new energy project are major manufacturing challenges — from large equipment structures and mounting interfaces to material handling and inspection.

The technology may change, but the need for reliable, well-executed fabrication remains.

This week, we’re looking at the fabrication side of expanding power capacity and where Weldall’s experience with large, complex projects comes into play.

The headlines tell one story. The manufacturing details tell another.

10/16/2026

Getting ready to send out a large-fabrication RFQ? A little preparation can go a long way toward getting useful quotes.

Before sending your package, make sure it covers the key details:
🔹 Overall size and weight
🔹 Material requirements
🔹 Finished machined features
🔹 Inspection and documentation expectations
🔹 Delivery requirements and constraints

The clearer the requirements, the easier it is for suppliers to determine whether your project is a good fit.

At Weldall, we work with OEM teams tackling challenging, large-scale fabrication projects.

Have a project on the drawing board? Let's start the conversation.

10/15/2026

Manufacturing careers don’t always follow a straight line. Sometimes, the people leading the work today are the same people who started out on the shop floor. 👏

This Manufacturing Month, we’re highlighting the people behind the work at Weldall — their career journeys, the opportunities they’ve found, and what it’s really like to work on large, challenging fabrication projects every day.

Because at the end of the day, manufacturing is about more than what we build. It’s about the people who make it happen.

Stay tuned for more stories from the people of Weldall!

Address

2001 S Prairie Avenue
Waukesha, WI
53189

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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