What is a warehouse racking system?

A warehouse racking system is a steel storage structure designed to organise and store goods efficiently while maximising warehouse space and ensuring safe material handling.

Can warehouse racking systems be customised?

Yes. EMTS Group provides fully customisable racking systems through OEM and ODM services.

Which racking system is best for heavy loads?

Heavy duty selective pallet racking or drive-in racking systems are commonly used for high-load applications, depending on access requirements.

What is the best warehouse racking system for many SKUs?

Selective pallet racking is often the best fit because it provides direct access to every pallet position and supports varied product range and fast picking.

How do I calculate load capacity for racks?

Capacity should be defined per pallet, per level, and per bay, based on upright frames, beams, connectors, and your handling method. EMTS Group sizes the system using your pallet weights, sizes, and operating conditions.

Do you provide installation and inspection services?

Yes. We offer installation, commissioning, inspection, and maintenance services as part of our complete solution.

Steel Fabrication Company Serving Projects Across the USA

Custom Steel Fabrication, Structures, and Quality Materials

EMTS Group operates as a global steel fabrication company supporting contractors, steel fabricators, and OEMs across the USA. The focus stays on custom steel fabrication and structural steel fabrication, with export ready steel components built to project drawings. This is a practical option for teams that want a steel fabrication company in the USA supply chain without paying local premium labor for every fabrication package.

Custom structural and miscellaneous steel fabrication for industrial and commercial construction projects.
End-to-end support from detailing coordination to packing and delivery to US ports.
Competitive prices compared to many local steel fabricators, with controlled quality.

What a Steel Fabrication Company Does?

Steel fabrication turns raw steel into built parts used on a job site. The work includes cutting, bending, fitting, welding, and assembly. Common outputs include beams, frames, platforms, stairs, guards, and industrial steel components. Structural steel fabrication covers primary framing. Miscellaneous metal fabrication covers access and support items. A capable company also manages tube and pipe components when the project needs them. EMTS supports USA teams as a production partner, with fabrication services, documentation, and logistics planning.

Steel Fabrication Services We Provide

CNC Laser Cutting Services

CNC laser cutting shapes plate, sheet, and profiles with repeatable precision. This supports tight tolerances and consistent parts for OEM production and repeat projects.

Plasma Cutting Services

Plasma cutting handles thicker steel plates and large shapes with speed. It fits heavy parts, base plates, and industrial components that need throughput.

Plate Bending Services

Plate bending forms steel into required angles and radii. It supports brackets, guards, housings, formed stiffeners, and shaped parts used across facilities.

Industry Welding Services, In-House

In-house welding supports MIG, TIG, and flux cored welding for carbon steel and selected stainless applications. Documented WPS and inspection routines can align with job requirements. Tube and pipe welding can sit in the same fabrication scope.

Steel Product Fabrication Services, OEM and Customization

Fabrication services cover full build packages for frames, platforms, mezzanines, stairs, rail systems, and equipment supports. OEM parts production supports repeatable products with consistent interfaces and controlled fit up.

Steel Trading Services

Steel trading services bundle steel materials with fabrication. One scope owner reduces supplier handoffs and keeps materials, fabrication, and documentation aligned.

Structural Steel Fabrication

Beams, columns, bracing, trusses, platforms, and support frames ship as an organized steel package. Fabrication follows project drawings and specs. Coordination with USA design teams and steel fabricators reduces disconnects between design intent and shop output.

Custom and Miscellaneous Metal Fabrication

Stairs, handrails, ladders, walkways, mezzanines, guards, and equipment supports form a large part of many construction scopes. Custom steel fabrication and miscellaneous steel fabrication demand consistent hole patterns and clean interfaces. That consistency matters on multi facility rollouts, where crews rely on repeatable parts.

Plate, Sheet, and Section Processing

CNC laser cutting, plasma cutting, drilling, punching, and forming support high volume fabrication. The goal stays simple, hold tight tolerances where interfaces matter, then repeat that output for OEM parts and standard products. Tube and pipe processing can join the same work package when needed.

Welding and Assembly

Welding joins steel parts into stable assemblies. Fabrication services include fit up, welding, and sub assembly to reduce site work. Inspection checkpoints support quality and reduce rework risk. Tube and pipe assemblies can include guards, frames, pipe supports, and access structures.

Surface Treatment and Finishing

Priming and painting support corrosion control and appearance. Hot dip galvanising runs through partners when the job requires it. Finishing reduces site work in the USA and protects quality products during shipping.

Materials and Grades We Work with

Carbon and mild steel plate and sections for structural steel fabrication.
Selected stainless steel grades for industrial and architectural components.
Aluminum components when mixed metals designs require it.
Materials can follow common USA specifications when required, including A36 and A572.

Industries We Support Across the USA

EMTS fits projects that need planned production, repeat output, and stable documentation. Steel fabricators often use this model when local facilities hit capacity.

Warehousing and logistics facilities, including repeat mezzanines and access platforms across logistics facilities.
Manufacturing facilities and process industry facilities, including industrial framing where consistency and volume protect schedule and quality.
Distribution centers and fulfillment hubs, including standard stairs and rail packages for multi site construction programs.
Retail, commercial, and mixed use construction facilities.
OEM equipment, machinery frames, and support structures.

Benefits of Choosing EMTS as Your Steel Fabrication Partner

Engineered, Production Focused Steel Fabrication

Design assist support can start at the RFQ stage. 3D coordination and shop drawing support reduce clashes and improve manufacturability. Value engineering can reduce weight, simplify connections, and improve packing density. Better packing often reduces container count and lowers total landed cost. A dedicated contact supports project management and keeps scope, approvals, and delivery aligned.

Cost Effective Alternative to Local Fabrication

Local steel fabricators often win rush scopes and constant site changes. Offshore fabrication wins planned packages where drawings stay stable and volume matters. Competitive prices often come from lower labor cost and scaled production facilities. Quality control still matters, so inspection processes and documentation stay central.

Quality Control and Traceability

Quality drives field speed. Visual checks, dimensional checks, and marked components help erection crews move fast. Traceability supports jobs that require controlled materials and documentation. Repeatable quality products matter most on rollouts, where the same steel items ship to multiple facilities across the country.

Capacity for Repeat and Roll Out Projects

Repeat jobs reduce risk when details stay consistent. Standard frames, platforms, and supports can ship to multiple facilities with the same part IDs, packing structure, and installation sequence. That approach reduces field variability and protects delivery time.

Our Steel Fabrication Process for USA Projects

Step 1: Consultation and Requirements

Drawings, models, and specs define the fabrication scope. Site constraints, connection intent, surface protection, and inspection requirements also get confirmed. The work starts with clear inputs and clear acceptance criteria.

Step 2: Engineering and Detailing Support

Coordination stays tight with the engineer of record and detailers. File exchange can include DWG, STEP, and IFC formats. Early checks focus on critical dimensions, interfaces, and shipment logic.

Step 3: Fabrication and in-Process Inspection

Cutting, forming, fit up, welding, and sub assembly run through controlled processes. In process checks target critical dimensions and weld quality. This protects precision and reduces the chance of field fixes.

Step 4: Finishing, Packing and Documentation

Coating follows the job spec. Each piece gets marking to match erection plans. Packing lists and shipping documents reduce missing parts and reduce site sorting time. Organized packs support faster installation on the job.

Step 5: Shipping and Delivery Coordination

Container loading and sea freight route to US ports. Coordination can include the freight forwarder and customs broker. Typical planned scopes often run 8 to 14 weeks from drawing approval to port departure, then transit time depends on lane and port schedule.

Comparing EMTS to Other Steel Fabrication Companies in the USA

Local Steel Fabricators

Strong for rush work and frequent site coordination
Often higher cost structure for labor intensive fabrication
Limited capacity during peak construction cycles

EMT Systems Sdn Bhd

Strong for planned scopes and repeat fabrication packages
Strong for consistency, volume, and export packing discipline
Competitive prices with defined quality control processes

How to Choose a Steel Fabrication Company for Your USA Project

Selection should rely on proof. Ask for comparable projects, inspection records, and process clarity.

Key criteria:

Experience with similar industry scopes and similar project size
Engineering support and detailing coordination capability
Quality system, inspection processes, and traceability approach
Capacity across facilities, equipment, and workforce
Logistics capability, packing method, and documentation discipline
Total cost of ownership, including freight, rework risk, and install time

Checklist questions:

Who owns project management and daily communication
What tolerances get held on critical interfaces
Which welding processes get used, and which WPS controls apply
How does the team handle tube and pipe scope when included
What documentation ships with each container
What lead time fits this job, based on materials, fabrication, and finishing
How do facilities stay situated for export packing and predictable port delivery

Talk to Our Steel Fabrication Team

EMTS supports projects across the USA with export ready steel packages and controlled fabrication processes. Upload drawings from the browser. Share tonnage and the delivery window. A clear scope helps the team confirm services, materials, quality requirements, and shipment plan. Schedule a design and feasibility discussion.