Mid-Am Metal Forming
Southern Ute Cultural Center seen through a ring of timber beams, with its slatted conical tower at the center

Curved, finished & fabricated metal

Stretch forming, AAMA 2605 paint, brake metal, water jet and CNC, under one roof since 1989.

One shop, every step

Fewer vendors. Fewer trucks. One crew answerable for the whole part.

Mid-Am began in stretch forming and grew around it. Today a curved, cut, welded and painted assembly can leave our plant finished and ready to install, instead of traveling between four shops.

How we work
  1. 01

    Form

    Stretch forming and press brake: smooth radii, crisp breaks.

  2. 02

    Cut

    5-axis water jet on a 118 × 236 in. bed.

  3. 03

    Fabricate

    CNC machining, MIG, TIG and laser welding, assembly.

  4. 04

    Finish

    70% PVDF and powder to AAMA 2605, 2604 and 2603.

  5. 05

    Prove & ship

    Assembled in house to check fit, match-marked, kitted, and delivered by our full-service trucking.

Inside the plant

From raw extrusion to finished assembly

Forming, cutting, fabrication and finishing all happen in our own plants. One team sees each part from raw extrusion to the truck, so nothing gets lost between shops.

By the numbers

The capacity behind every job

1989

Stretch forming since, more than thirty years

290in.

Longest part on our horizontal paint line

14ft

Brake metal length on CNC press brakes

118×236in.

5-axis water jet bed (3 × 6 m)

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Plants: Missouri, South Carolina and Texas