From safety guarding and man platforms to a rough idea or plant walk-down, Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation fabricates practical industrial solutions using welding, cutting, forming, machining and coordinated outside processes.
Plant managers, safety inspectors, and safety managers come to us for exactly this kind of work: practical, code-aware fabrication that keeps people safe around moving equipment without slowing production down.
This is about more than building a part to a print — Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation helps customers improve facility safety and accessibility, not just fabricate metal.
Custom machine guarding fabricated to fit your specific equipment — point-of-operation guards, perimeter guarding, and machine safety modifications.
Access platforms, stairs, catwalks, and handrails built for safe, code-aware access to elevated or hard-to-reach equipment.
Coverings and enclosures fabricated for moving parts, pinch points, and hazard areas identified during a plant safety walk-down.
Guarded, lockable access doors and gates for restricted equipment areas — built to control access without getting in the way of maintenance.
Beyond guarding and access, Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation fabricates the practical equipment a plant runs on day to day — carts, tables, racks, frames, base kits, and other custom material-handling, storage, and shop/facility equipment.
Rolling carts built for moving parts, tooling, or material around the shop or plant floor.
Work and inspection tables built to fit your process, space, and equipment.
Storage and organization racks built for parts, tooling, or stock.
Welded frames, bases, and skids built to mount or support your equipment.
Beyond one-off projects, Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation supports repeat production runs of formed metal, sheet-metal assemblies, enclosures, electrical boxes, and wind-related boxes and components.
You still work with one accountable partner — whether the work happens on our floor or through our supplier network.
Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation keeps a mechanical engineer on staff, alongside experienced CNC programmers and fabricators, so a rough idea, hand sketch, or plant walk-down can be developed into a manufacturable, fabricated solution — without you needing finished drawings first.
Photos, sketches, drawings or a plant walk-down are enough to start scoping the project.
Fit and function on your equipment are locked down before fabrication starts.
Outside processes are coordinated as needed for an installation-ready solution.
Yes. A rough sketch, photos and measurements can be enough to begin defining the project.
We provide practical fabrication and engineering support within the scope of our capabilities. Projects requiring stamped professional engineering should be identified early.
Yes. Combining machining and fabrication under one relationship is a core advantage.
Onsite support may be available depending on project requirements and availability, including plant walk-downs to help define guarding, platforms and modifications.
Yes. Safety guarding, man platforms, safety coverings, and guarded access doors are a regular part of our fabrication work for plant managers and safety teams. Bring us the equipment layout or schedule a walk-down and we'll help scope it.
Yes. Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation has a mechanical engineer on staff, along with experienced CNC programmers and fabricators, to help take a rough concept, sketch, or sample from idea through to a manufacturable, fabricated solution.
Send the failed part, photo, sketch, or drawing. We'll help determine the fastest practical path forward.