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July 10, 2026
Case Study | Clayton
At Clayton Industries, bigger is better when it comes to the parts it produces.
The 43-person industrial metal fabrication and machining shop considers rolled components made from sheet material under 6’ wide and 1” thick as small. That’s because the Birmingham, Alabama, shop specializes in cold-rolling plates up to 6” thick and 14’ wide on daily basis.
In business since 1963, the shop’s part materials range from steel, non-ferrous like stainless steels to aluminum. With aluminum, they can roll larger widths, but in essence, material types are all the same to the shop in terms of its rolling capabilities.
Clayton produces quality metal fabricated parts. With its angle rolling, plate rolling, press braking, machining and plasma/oxy fuel cutting capabilities, it handles an expansive range of jobs with speed and consistency.
In business since 1963, the shop’s part materials range from steel, non-ferrous like stainless steels to aluminum. With aluminum, they can roll larger widths, but in essence, material types are all the same to the shop in terms of its rolling capabilities.
Clayton produces quality metal fabricated parts. With its angle rolling, plate rolling, press braking, machining and plasma/oxy fuel cutting capabilities, it handles an expansive range of jobs with speed and consistency.