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CAPABILITIES

ABW Technologies offers superior custom metal fabrication products used in multiple industries around the world. We are a one-stop solution for your fabrication, machining, precision inspection, final assembly, testing and quality certification requirements. ABW is able to provide a wide range of services built to specific dimensions and tolerances. Cutting edge design, Value Engineering and proficient highly trained personnel enable ABW Technologies to provide you with a quality turnkey product.

ABW Technologies is a Veteran owned small business which will enable you to meet supplier diversity and subcontracting goals for corporate and government programs.

FABRICATION & MACHINING

ABW Technologies offers quality custom metal fabrication, machining and integration services to meet your needs. We specialize in a variety of projects including:

• Canisters, Vessels, Tanks and Shipping Packages
• Mechanical Handling Equipment
• Ground Support Equipment
• Structural Steel
• Support Racks
• Custom Skids and Modules

FACILITIES

ABW currently has three locations throughout Washington State to keep up with the demand of our clientele. 

Arlington, WA
Arlington Fabrication Facility		Administrative Facilities
ABW’s headquarters house a large fabrication facility with heavy equipment and high bays.  This facility also has heavy lifting capacity, and state of the art paint and blast booths.
Richland, WA
ABW Richland Facility The people and resources of ABW Technologies Richland facility have been providing precision machining services to the Tri-Cities for the last thirty years. This solid reputation has created several strong relationships with large contractors in the Hanford area.
Skagit, WA
Skagit Facility The Skagit Facility is used for fabrication, testing and assembly of large fabricated components.

Services

ABW Offers:
Procurement
Precision Assembly
Prototypes
Fabrication & Machining
Production Runs
Inspection
Testing
Customer Service

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