Welcome to Ai Fabrication
We can convert aluminium to just about anything you are likely to need.
Our customers use AIFAB to provide items that they either cannot produce themselves or where we can provide a real cost benefit over gearing up.
Ai Fabricated products combines heavy skills such as welding, stamping, steel and aluminium machining and fine metal skills plus assembly operations.
Ai Fabrication, focuses on the supply of value added aluminium and steel products for our customers. The scope of our capabilities ranges from simple repetition engineering to large scale custom design and assembly projects.
We run one Italmac and one Elumatec CNC workstations which enables us to produce components that would most likely, otherwise be sourced offshore.
Case Study - Laboratory components for the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
Our clients are specialists in the design and manufacture of laboratories and healthcare workspaces. They needed a local resource to provide various fabrication activities (including powder coating) to their extruded aluminium service ducts.
The required fabrication activities for the profile included, precision cutting to length, routing and milling various shapes into the profile exterior / interior and corresponding cover plates, precision drilling of holes and thread tapping of same and welding of end plates to the profile.
Following all this the fabricated service duct is then powder coated to the required project colour to Australian Standards.
After meeting with the client, Ai demonstrated that it could, via its fully integrated in house fabrication and powder coating operations, conduct the required work to the extruded aluminium service ducts.
Ai produced several finished product modules for an upcoming project in Melbourne as proof of our capabilities. These were used for approval by the project architect for the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (WEHI).
To date several large projects have now been completed for the client including: WEHI redevelopment project in Melbourne, the Bioscience Research Centre at La Trobe University, Austin Hospital, and Curtin University refurbishment in Western Australia
