Discover how a small family-run fabrication shop in Central Florida scaled production through robotic welding. In this customer success story, Capital Machine’s Adam Pilewicz shares how a simple visit, weld cost analysis, and on-site demo turned hesitation into automation — proving that even the smallest shops can achieve big results with the right technology.

Capital Machine expands into the North East, bringing advanced manufacturing solutions, expert service, and innovative automation technology to new markets. Discover how our regional growth enhances customer support, efficiency, and access to industry-leading equipment.

Discover how cutting-edge material handling solutions are transforming productivity and safety in today’s manufacturing environments.

The May edition of The Fabricator, introduces readers to the world of animatronics, interactive characters and puppets that are brought to life with the help of the OMAX Maxiem 1530 waterjet cutting machine. This all takes place at Animax Designs, Nashville, TN, machine shop. James Hudak is the manager of the machine shop, with six…

In the latest edition of The Fabricator, Dan Davis takes us into the world of metal fabricating at NASA with Spencer Wells, whose actual title is mechanical engineering technician, in the Prototype Development Laboratory (PDL) at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. “We’re far from a production shop here,” Wells said. “We’re basically a one-stop…

A customer of Capital Machine, Rough Country (one of the nation’s largest sellers of lift kits and suspension products for utility vehicles and trucks in the U.S.), sought out the assistance of our Sales Engineer, Jeff Price. They found themselves in a predicament; their press brakes were slowing down production. They had a large press…