CWB-certified (CSA W47.1) steel and aluminum fabrication shop in Kelowna, British Columbia, since 2004, offering structural steel, CNC plasma cutting, Hardox wear parts and welding for oil and gas, mining, sawmill, marina and structural projects.
CNC machining and fabrication shop in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, since 1995, with CNC milling and turning in alloy and tool steels, stainless and aluminum, serving mining, oil and gas, agriculture, aerospace and transportation customers.
Metal finishing plant in Toronto, Ontario (part of the Metal Finishing Center, since 1956), offering black oxide and zinc, tin, nickel, chrome, silver and electroless nickel plating on steel and stainless parts up to large formats, serving power generation, mining, oil and gas, infrastructure, transportation and telecom. ISO 9001.
Electroless nickel plating shop in Calgary, Alberta, running electroless nickel coating (ENC/ENP) including its InnoGUARD flakeless process since 2002, from a 40,000 square foot facility with capacity to plate industrial parts up to 45 feet long, serving oil and gas, mining, agriculture and related industries.
Calgary CNC machine shop manufacturing and completing downhole tools, flow-control products and industrial components for oilfield, mining and other sectors.
ISO 9001 certified Sudbury machine shop manufacturing, fabricating and repairing medium to large industrial products for mining, smelting, forestry, foundries, railways and steel mills. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Greater Sudbury custom manufacturer offering design, fabrication, machining and on-site repair and rebuild services, with a product line of support equipment for mines, mills and construction. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Sudbury manufacturer of purpose-built utility vehicles for underground mining, with after-sales parts and service support. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Kelowna manufacturer of high-chromium wear parts and castings for mining, including grinding mill liners, wear plates and crusher components. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Montreal family-owned precision machine shop running CNC lathe and milling work in copper, brass, bronze, aluminum and steel, including custom one-off and low-volume parts. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Granby full-service machine shop offering CNC machining, EDM, welding and grinding across copper, brass, bronze and steel, with in-house inspection. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Winnipeg steel fabricator certified to ISO and CWB, with in-house laser cutting, CNC machining and painting, serving mining and transportation customers. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Mining sourcing in Canada follows the orebodies: northern Ontario around Sudbury, Quebec, BC, Saskatchewan and Alberta. The work is heavy fabrication, wear parts and equipment components, and it is driven by uptime. A part that keeps a mill or a shovel running is worth more than the cheapest quote.
Send one RFQ and we match you to Canadian shops set up for heavy fabrication and wear work, then bring back quotes.
Mining does not turn on a single certification the way aerospace does. What matters is heavy fabrication capability, the right wear materials, and CWB certification (CSA W47.1) on structural and welded work. Abrasion-resistant (AR) plate and hardfacing are routine, ISO 9001 is the quality baseline, and turnaround is part of the spec because downtime is the real cost.
Wear parts (liners, chutes, screens and wear plate), heavy structural and plate fabrication, ground-engaging and equipment components, shafts and pins, plus the MRO spares and repairs that keep equipment running. Expect AR and abrasion-resistant steels, hardfacing, and heavy weldments.
Yes. Name the wear condition and the material (for example AR400/AR500 plate, or hardfacing) and we match to shops that fabricate wear and heavy-plate components.
It depends on the part and the shop's load, but we flag urgency on the RFQ and route to shops with the capacity to turn a spare around, because downtime is the cost that matters.
We surface CWB (CSA W47.1) on a shop's record and route structural and welded work to certified shops. State the requirement and we match accordingly.