Metal fabrication capabilities under one roof.

Hunter Metal Industries handles every stage of metal fabrication in our own facility in East Patchogue, New York. Sheet, tube and wire are cut, punched and formed here; welded, fitted with hardware and powder coated here; and decorated, assembled and shipped from the same floor. Your project runs on one schedule with one point of contact. Each capability below has its own page covering the equipment, the materials and what to include with your print.

Lasers
3
Press brakes
14
Weld stations
34
Powder coat
In house
Amada AE 2510NT turret punch, wide view against a dark wall

Equipment & materials

If a machine matters to your part, ask for it by name and we will send the sheet.

  • Laser cutting head mid-cut on the bed with a red glow at the nozzle

    Fiber laser

    BesCutter 5 × 10

  • Amada AE 2510NT CNC turret punch with the machine name visible

    CNC turret punch

    Amada AE 2510NT

  • Operator at the controls of a red Amada press brake

    CNC forming, one of 14

    Amada press brake

  • PEMSERTER Series 2000 hardware insertion press

    Hardware insertion

    PEMSERTER Series 2000

Materials we cut, form and coat

  • Cold rolled steelto 11 ga
  • Hot rolled steelto ¼ in
  • Galvanizedsheet & tube
  • Galvannealsheet
  • Stainlesssheet & tube
  • Aluminumsheet & tube
  • Chemetal / finished sheetstocked
  • Wireto 5/16 in

Mixed builds are normal here: sheet, tube and wire combined with wood components and printed graphics in one assembly.

Pile of aluminum offcuts from the cutting department
Aluminum offcuts, cutting department

The machine list

  • 0Lasers
  • 0CNC turret punch
  • 0Press brakes
  • 0MIG welders
  • 0TIG welders
  • 0Spot welders
  • 0Multi-process welders
  • 0PEMSERTER press

Plus in-house powder coating, silkscreen and pad print, assembly and packout. We build to your print — we will review it for manufacturability, but the design stays yours.

Engagement process

These are the lead times we quote against, from the request for quote to delivery. If a launch date makes them impossible, we say so before you award the job.

  1. Step 01

    Send the RFQ

    PDF, DXF or STEP with quantities and finish.

    Day 0

  2. Step 02

    Proposal back

    Priced against real machine time.

    24–48 hours

  3. Step 03

    Prototypes & samples

    First articles your engineer can measure and sign off.

    5–10 days

  4. Step 04

    Production run

    Cut, formed, welded, hardware set, coated, decorated, assembled.

    3–5 weeks

  5. Step 05

    Pack & ship

    Bulk to your DC or drop-shipped store by store.

    To your spec

  6. Step 06

    Invoice

    Programs invoiced per agreed terms.

    Per terms

Request a quote

Send the print. Get a proposal back in 24 to 48 hours. Upload a drawing, a flat pattern or a solid model with quantities, material and finish. The quote is priced against machine time on this floor, and we flag anything that will fight the tooling before you commit to a run.

Gloved hands feeding a metal blank into a press brake
Your print, our floor.