Category: Custom Metalwork

Since 1992, Specialty Steel, based in Sydney, NSW has been offering custom metal machining for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. The goal is to help our customers obtain exactly the product they need for their unique applications, with the highest quality and level of service.

If the individual metal production makes sense for your company, Specialty Steel will be happy to help you with the production of your object. You will appreciate working with an experienced metalworking company that puts customer service first. We can successfully produce any product that requires maximum aesthetic appeal, and you will be appreciated for it.

We manufacture a wide range of products including perforated and expanded metals, stainless steel, aluminium, copper and other metals. Our industrial manufacturing services include shielding, spot welding, on-site resistance welding and spot welding. We are able to apply arc shielding to any custom metal product we manufacture for our customers.

If you need to create a whole mezzanine platform, Specialty Steel is the place for you – in the production. Our technical experts have a long history in the production of mesh rods for many industries, especially for industrial production.

We carry a wide range of materials, from moulded grids to steel, aluminium, stainless steel and other metals. We can make everything from steel rods, steel plates, metal rods and metal parts, to name just a few.

Understand that many companies require specialised metal products that cannot be found on the stock market due to the high production costs. For this reason, we offer customized metal processing services that we can transform into stock products for unique applications. The process you use to design your custom-made metalwork will also affect the price.

You have to do the process yourself, and that also affects the overall cost and has a direct impact on the price of your customized metalwork in the long run.

Complexity will play a role in the total cost of your custom manufacturing, and the complexity of the custom metal manufacturing project that needs to be completed will have a major impact on the total cost, as the larger products will consume more manpower and materials.

Alloys are used in most custom-made products, and in some cases, precious metals such as platinum, gold and silver are used. Depending on the type of project, other metals such as tungsten, brass and copper can also be used. These metals can be formed and refined in almost any colour and texture imaginable.

We put our heart, expertise and craftsmanship into every project and we are determined to help you explore all the possibilities in your planning and installation. Kollmar Blech brings everything to life that an architect or interior designer can only dream of.

We have a steel centre with a complete service and on-site manufacturing facility, including welding, machining and custom product manufacturing, which enables us to manufacture custom products. Our experienced processors are equipped with the specific tools they need to produce custom steel products that meet your needs. If you need a piece tailored to a specific material or area, we can help you.

Use our tap to manufacture custom threads, nuts, bolts and screws to ensure the perfect fit of your product. We can also use a tap in various ways, such as a drill, a drill press or even as a hammer.

Grinding is a grinding and cutting process that can be tailored to a wide range of tool and manufacturing applications. Our tailor-made services in industrial metal processing include polishing to improve the appearance of your metal products. Degreasing is the process that ensures adhesion between coatings and removes corrosion from the surface of the metal product.

This alloy, also called corten steel, is supposed to withstand the hard weathering of paint. Give an otherwise normal residential entrance a dramatic makeover with a bespoke weathered steel screen and high-quality coating.

An interesting shadow in this picture is a happy coincidence that occurs when different plates are stacked on top of each other and they remain weather dependent over a longer period of time. Although there are different ways to learn welding, a single schedule of welding training is a good example of the importance of adequate training and preparation for the job.

Some go to school while working in their current job, while others can focus entirely on their welding training. Some are expected to take at least two years to go from newcomer to certified welder of the American Welding Society. Those who learn welding as a hobby can also take some courses, but most who want to learn welding for the first time have to do so.

The Electric Company, for example, offers a comprehensive program to prepare people for a welding career. It takes three to four semesters to qualify for an entry-level job, but it prepares you for employment.