N.J. McCutchen, Inc. is a trusted full-service custom metal fabrication company that utilizes cutting-edge machining equipment to handle projects with precision and efficiency. Based in Stockton in the heart of California’s Central Valley, our 50,000-square-foot facility is strategically located near major thoroughfares and the Port of Stockton, allowing us to provide our customers with durable, top-quality, and versatile products with quick turnaround times.
Our advanced rolling machinery and 1,000-ton press can shape plates as thick as 1″ and as wide as 10′ to create custom part profiles.
Our advanced rolling machinery and 1,000-ton press can shape plates as thick as 1″ and as wide as 10′ to create custom part profiles.
Our advanced rolling machinery and 1,000-ton press can shape plates as thick as 1″ and as wide as 10′ to create custom part profiles.
Our advanced rolling machinery and 1,000-ton press can shape plates as thick as 1″ and as wide as 10′ to create custom part profiles.
Our advanced rolling machinery and 1,000-ton press can shape plates as thick as 1″ and as wide as 10′ to create custom part profiles.
Our advanced rolling machinery and 1,000-ton press can shape plates as thick as 1″ and as wide as 10′ to create custom part profiles.
We produce innovative, precise, and reliable metal components that can withstand harsh environmental conditions.
We specialize in creating components for irrigation, grain silos, conveyers, harvesters, and more.
Our team develops high-quality sanitary equipment that adheres to regulatory standards for safe and efficient operations.
We fabricate parts for high-performance machinery, tanks, pressure vessels, boilers, structural assemblies, and other industrial equipments.
Our quality components support the wind, hydro, and solar sectors.
Welding is a reliable fabrication method that relies on pressure, heat, or a combination of both to fuse two or more parts, creating a joint as the components cool. The technique is best suited for thermoplastics and metals but can also be effective on wood workpieces. The completed welded joint is called a weldment.
In MIG welding, a consumable metal electrode uses heat from an electric arc to create a weld pool on each workpiece, fusing them to form a joint.
In MIG welding, a consumable metal electrode uses heat from an electric arc to create a weld pool on each workpiece, fusing them to form a joint.
In MIG welding, a consumable metal electrode uses heat from an electric arc to create a weld pool on each workpiece, fusing them to form a joint.
N.J. McCutchen produces custom components through welding for the following industries:
Since our beginnings in 1976, the machine shop at N.J. McCutchen, Inc. has played a vital role in our operations. Today, our new CNC mills and lathes allow us to produce parts faster and more efficiently for large-volume orders, and we offer limited production runs as needed. In addition to new projects and constructions, we have the resources and in-house capabilities to provide plant repair and maintenance services.
Our precision machining services include:
We provide precision machining services for diverse industries, including but not limited to:
As a full-service custom metal fabrication provider, N.J. McCutchen, Inc. has extensive ASME code work experience for tanks and pressure vessels. We are UL 142 certified, and our ASME U, R, and S stamps are a testament to our unwavering commitment to efficiency, leadership, and innovation.
Our team designs, constructs, and repairs pressure vessels in compliance with various ASME standards for:
The main industries and applications we serve with ASME code work are:
At N. J. McCutchen, Inc., we have the necessary resources and expertise to handle a variety of painting projects. From our climate-controlled, 4,000-square-foot indoor paint booth, our industrial painters can apply a broad range of coatings to meet the needs of most applications.
40’ x 100’ indoor paint booth
Climate control
(2) overhead cranes
Fleet of lift trucks and transports
Epoxies
Polyurethanes
Common industries and applications for our painting services include:
At N.J. McCutchen, Inc., we offer a full range of sandblasting services. Sandblasting involves using compressed air to blast abrasive material against a surface. While often used as a universal term for all abrasive blasting methods, sandblasting differs from shot blasting, which utilizes a spinning wheel to propel the abrasive material.
Our in-house sandblasting capabilities are possible with the following equipment and facilities:
Common applications include those for: