From the first prototype to repeat production runs.
Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation supports one-off parts and prototypes, then helps make repeat production runs easier through retained drawings, programs, material requirements and inspection information — backed by an in-house mechanical engineer and CNC programmers.
Built for practical industrial needs.
- One-off prototypes
- First articles and design iterations
- Repeat production runs
- Repeat machined components
- Machined-and-welded assemblies
Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation supports manufacturers across Dallas-Fort Worth with local machining, fabrication, delivery and plant-support capabilities.
A clear path from problem to finished solution.
Concept & prototype: review the drawing, model, sample or idea.
Our mechanical engineer and CNC programmers confirm quantity, material, tolerance and finish before building the first part.
Refinement: build and evaluate the first part.
Approved changes are incorporated before the design is finalized.
Repeat production: establish repeatable production information.
Drawings, programs, tooling and inspection requirements are retained to support future repeat production runs.
What customers ask about this capability.
Do you offer design help?
Yes. With a mechanical engineer and CNC programmers on staff, we can help refine a concept, sketch, or rough design into a manufacturable part — reviewing material, tolerances, and manufacturability before the first piece is cut.
Can you make a one-off prototype?
Yes. The shop is well suited to one-off prototypes and first articles, not just production quantities. Send a drawing, model, sample, or even just an idea, and we'll help determine the fastest practical path to a working part.
Can you take a prototype into repeat production?
Yes. Once a prototype is approved, we retain the drawings, programs, tooling and inspection requirements needed to support repeat production runs — so the second order, and every one after it, is faster than the first.
Have a difficult industrial problem?
Send the failed part, photo, sketch, or drawing. We'll help determine the fastest practical path forward.