Fabrication & Assembly
Built in-house, tested before it ever leaves our shop
We have no doubt about the ability of TierMax equipment to operate well beyond its application's specs for performance and longevity. That confidence comes from keeping fabrication and assembly in-house - the same team that helps validate the design is the one building it, so quality, schedule, and cost stay under our control from raw material to finished equipment.
““We're responsible for process uptime, throughput, and product quality long after equipment leaves our shop — so build quality isn't negotiable at any stage of fabrication.””
— TierMax Fabrication & Assembly Team
01. Built to Outperform Standard Specifications
Build specifications and materials are selected to outperform standard duty-cycle expectations, not just meet them. Every piece of equipment we fabricate is built with the understanding that we're responsible for your process uptime, throughput, and product quality once it's running.
02. In-House Manufacturing, Start to Finish
Keeping fabrication in-house - rather than relying on third-party shops - means we control cost, schedule adherence, and quality consistency across every project, and can react quickly when a design needs to change mid-build.
03. Fabrication Validated Against Engineering Design
Our fabrication team works directly with mechanical engineering to validate design performance metrics as equipment is built - catching fit, tolerance, and material issues on the shop floor, well before Factory Acceptance Testing.
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From custom equipment fabrication to complete mechanical assembly, our team ensures every component is built, fitted, and tested to meet your project requirements.
04. Automation and Mechanical Integration Under One Roof
Control cabinets, panel wiring, and mechanical assembly are coordinated in the same facility, so automation and mechanical scopes come together as one system - not two separate builds joined together on-site for the first time.
05. Factory Acceptance Testing Before It Ships
Every system is run through Factory Acceptance Testing in our shop before it leaves for site - confirming performance against the specifications agreed to at project kickoff, so what arrives on your floor is ready to install.
