To order precision bolt-ready steel components directly from our Nisku, Alberta facility, we recommend a consultative approach to ensure every part arrives ready for immediate assembly. Because we offer full service steel processing, we work with you to eliminate the need for on-site cutting or drilling.
To begin your order, please follow these steps:
- Prepare your documentation: Gather your drawing files (DXF, DWG, or PDF) including bolt-hole sizes and edge distances. Provide a bill of materials that specifies quantities, material grades (such as CSA G40.21 44W/50W or AR400), and nominal thicknesses.
- Consult with our team: Contact one of our representatives to discuss your project. Our in-house design and drafting team can utilize AutoCAD to refine your drawings or create cut sheets to ensure AISC-compliant bolt-hole patterns.
- Select processing methods: We will help you determine the best technology for your parts, whether it requires high-definition plasma cutting, plate shearing, or press brake forming.
- Confirm quality requirements: Let us know if your project requires material traceability and mill test reports, which we provide to support quality assurance for oilfield, pressure vessel, and structural applications.
- Request a formal quote: We provide custom quotes based on your specific project dimensions and logistics needs across Western Canada, including Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.
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