Sheet Metal Fabrication - Inner Brisbane

the Brisbane Region, Queensland (QLD)

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Metal-Tech Industries

20 Coulson Street, Wacol, QLD 4076

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Located in Wacol, Brisbane, MTI has been supplying precision sheet metal components using the latest CNC Laser Cutting and Punching technology for more than 30 years. This technology as well as a full welding/fabrication service plus inhouse powder coating makes Metal-Tech Industries your one stop sheet metal shop. We aim to manufacture the highest quality Australian-made products that meet and exceed our clients expectations. We invest in our employees and utilise the latest state of the art machinery... Read more

NAVFAB Metal Fabrications

1/14 Belconnen Crescent, Brendale, QLD 4500, Brendale, QLD 4500
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NAVFAB Metal Fabrications in Brisbane When you choose NAVFAB Metal Fabrications in Brisbane, you choose a dedicated team that specialise in shaping metal. We are committed to precision, quality, and innovation, we stand as a trusted partner for all your metal fabrication needs. We believe that metalwork is an art form. From laser cutting to advanced welding methods, we stay at the forefront of industry advancements to deliver results that meet and exceed your expectations. Our Services: General... Read more

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