Redwood Machine Works

Large welded structures leave little room for guesswork: a misaligned connection can affect the entire assembly. Redwood Machine Works handles complex metal fabrication projects, combining precision machining, robotic welding, abrasive waterjet cutting, and in-house engineering support. Its work includes structural weldments, seismic bracing, hydraulic cylinder components, pressure vessels, and heavy equipment repairs for demanding industrial applications. The shop can cut thick or difficult materials such as stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and specialty alloys, then machine or weld components to project specifications. Engineers prepare CAD models, shop drawings, and technical work instructions to help translate concepts into manufacturable parts.

Quality checks may include first-article, in-process, and final inspections, with additional testing coordinated when needed. Contractors and equipment manufacturers requesting estimates should provide drawings, material grades, dimensional tolerances, weld requirements, and target delivery dates. Clarifying fabrication sequence, inspection documentation, and assembly fit before production can help avoid costly rework on oversized or intricate projects.