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Established in 1969, Brakewell Steel Fabricators Inc. is one of the most versatile service-oriented fabricators in the northeast United States. Its capabilities include shearing, CNC punching and plasma burning, brake forming custom shapes up to 20' long, plate rolling and welding in carbon steel, stainless and aluminum. The company's clients include general contractors, iron shops, structural fabricators, machinery manufacturers, governmental agencies and sheet-and-plate fabricators, among others. Its projects include stair treads inside the Statue of Liberty, a perimeter enclosure at Ground Zero at the World Trade Center site, curved stairs for the NBA Hall of Fame, to name a few. Brakewell Steel Fabricators Inc. has certification from the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) for simple bridge work, steel building structure work and is an AISC certified bridge and highway component manufacturer.

L & M Fabrication and Machine Inc. is a family-owned and operated business established in 1967, specializing in steel fabrication and machining solutions. With two facilities totaling 110,000 square feet on thirty-five acres, they serve various markets, including infrastructure, construction, and transportation. Recognized as a major player in the Northeast construction market, L & M holds certifications as both a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) and a Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE). Their services encompass fabrication, painting, machining, and trucking, supported by AISC endorsements for fracture-critical projects and sophisticated painting capabilities. Generated from the website

Founded in 1931, Springfield Metal Products has three generations of history and experience. A fabricator of precision sheet metal components and specialized weldments, our manufacturing team guarantees every customer a job which conforms to their blueprint specifications. Our full service facility enables us to meet the needs of today's sophisticated products, while continuing the tradition of success through customer satisfaction. Paul "Pop" Sommer started Springfield Welding Shop by sharpening knives, lawnmower blades, and saw blades. He also did welding repairs on wagons, bicycles, and anything else made of metal. Starting in his two car garage, Paul made a wagon from the axle of a car, which he pulled behind his bicycle to surrounding towns. The old wagon had no tires, but rode faithfully behind Paul on it's rims as he made his daily deliveries. In 1946, Springfield Welding Shop became Springfield Welding Company, Inc Walter E. Sommer, Paul's son, expanded the business into specialized equipment used in the air and water treatment industries. Bucket Elevators, conveyors systems, electrical and then computer enclosures were added to Paul's line of work. Right through the 1980's Walter, with his son Tim, continued to expand the capabilities of Springfield Welding with new manufacturing equipment and processes. It was Tim, who in 1984, believed the name Springfield Welding no longer reflected the abilities of the company. Thus, the company name was changed to Springfield Metal Products Company Inc Today, Walter's son John continues to improve SMP. Name your metal, your application, your specification...SMP will work closely with you from prototypes to medium run productions. And, oh yes, we still weld bicycles just like Pop Sommer did.