Go Industries Inc expands custom fabrication with CNC bending, robotic welding for OEM partners
Originally reported by blufftontoday.com
Go Industries Inc, a Texas-based manufacturer established in 1978, has expanded its custom manufacturing and fabrication capabilities to serve OEM partners across automotive, telecommunications, medical equipment, and AI data center infrastructure markets. The expansion adds CNC bending, rolling, end forming, sawing, robotic welding, laser cutting, and plasma cutting to its sheet metal and tube services. The company operates two facilities in Texas and holds certified welding qualifications to D1.1, B31.1, and B31.3 standards, alongside powder coating and chrome plating capabilities. Go Industries is a division of Longhorn Reels and holds Platinum Status with SEMA.
This expansion reflects the growing demand for contract manufacturing partners that can handle multi-process fabrication under one roof, particularly for AI data center server racks and telecommunications infrastructure. While not an additive manufacturing company, Go Industries competes indirectly with AM service bureaus on low-to-mid volume metal parts where subtractive and forming processes remain cost-competitive. The company's investment in robotic welding and laser cutting signals a broader trend: traditional fabricators are upgrading automation to compete with AM on lead time for structural components. For OEMs evaluating make-or-buy decisions, this expansion offers a conventional alternative to AM for parts requiring certified welding and finishing at scale.
From a practical standpoint, Go Industries is reinforcing its position as a regional contract manufacturer rather than entering the AM space. The company's 40-year track record and certified welding credentials give it an edge for defense, DOT, and medical equipment customers who require documented process control. Buyers should evaluate this capability against AM service providers when the part geometry does not demand the design freedom of additive processes and when certified weld quality is a requirement.
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