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CUSTOM SHEET METAL

FABRICATION SHOP

HVAC Ductwork
Welding and Custom Fabrication
Bending and Shering
MANUFACTURING
PROTOTYING

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Panel Bending
Kearny, New Jersey

                   

Is our new state of the art panel bending machine was just added to our lineup. The innovative design, streamlines downstream processes, reducing production time and increasing efficiency and mass production accuracy

WHO WE ARE

HVAC Metals, LLC

Founded in 2015, HVAC Metals, LLC is a family-owned and family-operated shop guided by quality, integrity, and pride. We provide custom-made products for HVAC contractors across New Jersey, with galvanized steel as our go-to material thanks to its durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable airflow performance in the state’s humid and unpredictable climate.

CUSTOM DUCTWORK & METAL FABRICATION

HVAC Ductwork

HVAC METALS builds rectangular, round, and oval ductwork in both single- and double-wall designs, using galvanized steel, stainless steel, copper, aluminum, PCD, and galvanneal. Our duct systems are made for long-lasting performance, tight air seals, and full compliance with New Jersey HVAC codes. While many contractors choose aluminum for lighter installs or flexible duct for tight areas, galvanized steel continues to be the strongest and most dependable choice for residential and commercial projects.

METALS can bend and shear material up to 1/4″ thick by 10ft long with our 250-ton Accurpress and Accurshear.
METALS can provide a free estimate for your project using blueprints, shop drawings, or a materials list. Shop drawings with onsite measuring can also be provided. We use the latest estimating software to provide an accurate and competitive price based on labor and materials.
Laser cutting is a method of cutting shapes or designs into sheet metal or other structural materials that are primarily used in the manufacturing industry, but it is also growing in popularity among other sects, such as schools and  hobbyists.
Laser cutting is often used when the etching process isn’t an option due to the  size and nature of the component required. The laser cuts, burns, melts and then  blows away the pattern, as instructed by a computer. The laser beams are easily  manipulated to achieve the desired result.

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