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Emergency Repair & Reverse Engineering CNC Machining Industrial Fabrication Waterjet Cutting OEM Replacement Parts Prototype + Production Machining
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Packaging & Converting Food & Beverage Process, Plastics & Coatings OEM & Automation Motor, Pump & Rotating Equipment Material Handling & Distribution Water & Wastewater General Manufacturing
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Richardson Plano Mesquite Rowlett Sachse Wylie Murphy Northeast Dallas
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Your Go-To Industrial Uptime Partner  ·  Serving North Texas Since 2006
Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation machine shop floor in Garland, Texas
Start With the Problem

Industrial problem solving organized around what's actually happening in your business.

Whether your line is down, a critical part is broken with no drawing, an OEM can't deliver, or a custom project needs one accountable partner — Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation helps you find the practical path forward.

Where Do We Start?

Start with what you have.

A failed part, rough sketch, existing drawing, photograph, an idea for a prototype, or facility walk-down is enough to begin the conversation.

01

Show us the problem or your vision.

Call, send photos or drawings, bring the failed part, or schedule a facility walk-down.

02

We determine the path forward.

Repair, reverse-engineer, fabricate, machine, source, or combine processes based on urgency and economics.

03

We deliver — and make the next one easier.

You receive the finished solution, with drawings and programs retained for repeat work when appropriate.

Precision-machined shaft and pulley finished at Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation's Garland, Texas shop
Built on craftsmanship

Turning emergencies into repeatability.

Kimbrell was founded in 2006 and has grown through word of mouth, repeat customers, and easy-to-work-with service. An in-house mechanical engineer, CNC programmers, and experienced fabricators help turn a worn sample or rough idea into a proven part. Once a part is proven, we retain the drawing or program so the next event is faster and less risky — and the best-fit accounts grow from emergency work into ongoing build-to-print and critical-spares programs.

Have a difficult industrial problem?

Send the failed part, photo, sketch, or drawing. We'll help determine the fastest practical path forward.