All About Metal Fabrication
Diverse industries require metal fabrication services to produce an array of components, assemblies, and finished products. For generating anything from everyday-use goods to highly specialized equipment parts
Welding Types 101: Differences, Benefits, & Applications
Precision welding processes use carefully controlled heat and pressure to reliably fuse metal parts together and create durable joints. Welding is an ideal fabrication technique for assemblies that need inconspicuous […]
What Is Statistical Process Control?
Statistical Process Control (SPC) is a way of controlling production or processes with the help of certain statistical techniques. With the right statistical control process, you’ll be able to effectively […]
What Is the Production Part Approval Process (PPAP)?
G.E. Mathis Company is in the business of precision. We fabricate and supply high-quality parts, perform machining and contract manufacturing services, and help our clients create innovative solutions. Since our […]
First Article Inspection Reports 101 – What is FAI / FAIR
Mass production of products within the aerospace and defense industries requires an initial inspection known as the First Article Inspection (FAI) and a report on the results. G.E. Mathis is […]
Welding Dissimilar Metals
Dissimilar metal welding processes join two different metal alloys through welding. There are many dissimilar metal welding applications and benefits. Fusing metals allows you to get more out of each […]
High-Strength Steel
G.E. Mathis Company is an industry-leading provider of close tolerance metal fabricated components. We utilize a wide range of materials in our operations to suit different customer needs. Our use […]
What Industries Use Laser Cutting?
When fabricating components from metal, there are a number of processes that might be suitable. The best method will vary depending on factors such as the type of metal involved […]
Understanding the MIG Welding Process
Metal inert gas (MIG) welding is a type of arc welding that joins metal workpieces using an electric current, a consumable wire electrode, and an inert shielding gas such as […]
