Assembly
From raw materials to finished assemblies.
Most typical projects assembled in our 24,000 sq. ft. facility — with control from inception through installation.
Assembly
From raw materials to finished assemblies.
Our capabilities allow most typical projects to be assembled in our 24,000 sq. ft. facility. The space is kept clean to make sure your metal fabricated parts are put together properly.
In-house capabilities give us control over all operations — from inception through assembly and installation.
Facility
24,000 sq. ft. of fabrication and assembly space
Control
Inception through assembly and installation
Visit
5007 Wren Drive
Appleton, WI 54913
On-Site Assembly
Complete control over the build.
In-House
- Most typical projects
- Assembled on site
Clean Space
- Kept clean for proper builds
- Food, dairy & pharma ready
Lifting
- 7-ton bridge crane
- Jib systems in sub-assembly
One Roof
- Fabricate • Machine
- Weld • Assemble • Install
Quick Answers
Assembly questions.
Can A&P assemble what it fabricates?
Yes. Most typical projects can be assembled in the 24,000 sq. ft. facility, so fabrication flows straight into assembly under one roof.
What does in-house assembly control give my project?
In-house capabilities give A&P control over all operations from inception through assembly and installation — fewer handoffs, fewer surprises.
How is the assembly space kept?
The space is kept clean to make sure your metal fabricated parts are put together properly.
What kinds of projects get assembled?
Fabricated equipment across industrial, food processing, pharmaceutical and packaging applications, including sub-assemblies and complete units.
How does the shop handle heavy assemblies?
Overhead lifting includes a 7-ton bridge crane and jib systems in the sub-assembly area.
Does assembly include installation?
Installation capabilities cover structural materials, collectors, stainless processing equipment, ducting and guarding — share your site scope to confirm.
Where is assembly done?
At 5007 Wren Drive in Appleton, Wisconsin.
How do I get an assembly quote?
Send the project details through the quote request, or call 920-716-7531 with any questions about assembling your project.
Start With The Project
Have a project to assemble?
Contact us with any questions about assembling your project. We’ll help identify the practical next step.
Or call 920-716-7531
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