Metal fabrication
Custom parts, formed assemblies, specialty jobs, and production work—made from your design or developed with your team.
Plan a fabrication project →Two Texas fabrication shops · Monday–Friday, 7am–4pm
Bryan · College Station · Tyler · East Texas
Get the right team, the right process, and a clear next step for fabrication, cutting, or on-site welding—without chasing a callback.
From a hand sketch to a finished part, we bring capability, communication, and craft to every stage.
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Bring the drawing, the broken part, or the problem. Our team can help determine the right path forward.
Custom parts, formed assemblies, specialty jobs, and production work—made from your design or developed with your team.
Plan a fabrication project →Laser, waterjet, CNC routing, saw cutting, press brake, shear, and machining capabilities for precise components.
Explore capabilities →Mobile welding units bring qualified hands and equipment to construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, and repair work.
Request mobile service →Custom conveyors, support equipment, carts, tanks, tables, and specialty items built around your operation.
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A better way to begin
Share your drawing, dimensions, photos, specifications, timeline, and location.
We’ll connect you with the appropriate location and capability for your project.
Once scope is confirmed, the team can move from material to finished work.
Factory & plant support
Arc ’N’ Spark’s published mix of in-shop fabrication, cutting, machining, on-site welding, and custom conveying work gives factories a practical place to start when equipment needs a repair, replacement component, or purpose-built improvement.
Bring photos, material details, dimensions, access constraints, and site requirements so the team can help identify the repair or fabrication path.
Laser, waterjet, forming, machining, welding, and finishing can support a component or assembly built around the job at hand.
For food-service and manufacturing applications, custom conveyors, carts, tanks, tables, and support equipment can be scoped around the process.
Downtime planning tool
Use your own operating assumptions to frame a repair or replacement conversation. Nothing is sent, stored, or presented as a company guarantee.
Hourly exposure can include labor, lost output, rescheduling, spoilage, or another internal estimate—use only the inputs that make sense for your operation.
Planning estimate only. It is not a promise of response time, cost savings, production throughput, availability, or project outcome. Final scope and timing depend on site access, materials, safety requirements, and project details.
The equipment behind the work
From high-output fiber laser cutting to waterjet, forming, saw cutting, routing, and machining, the published equipment lineup is built to move ideas into accurate, repeatable metal work.
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Fiber laser

Waterjet
Manufacturer images: Mazak OPTIPLEX NEO and OMAX waterjet.
Customer feedback
“They continue to be on time or before every time we use them. Their workmanship is second to none.”
“Within minutes… there were two guys getting it fixed… We were on the road in less than 3 hours.”
“They did great work, highly skilled, and professional. You won’t be disappointed with the workmanship.”
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BRYAN, TEXAS
TYLER, TEXAS
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Current roles listed by the company include CAD Tech, Waterjet Operator, Machine Helper / Sand Blaster, General Laborers, and MIG, Stick, and TIG Welders.
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