Mesquite’s business parks along I-635, US-80 and I-30 run on conveyors, racks and handling equipment. We machine, fabricate and repair the parts that keep them moving, from our Garland shop about 11 miles up I-635.
Mesquite’s industrial land follows its highways. The Skyline area around Chase Road and Skyline Drive sits beside the Union Pacific intermodal yard with access to I-635 and US-80. Larger business parks line US-80 at I-635, I-30, and Scyene Road toward I-20. Much of that space is distribution and logistics, with manufacturing mixed in, and nearly all of it depends on equipment that has to keep running through a shift.
For material handling and distribution, we make conveyor components, rollers, shafts, chutes, guarding and platforms, and we modify the equipment you already have. A broken roller or shaft doesn’t need a drawing: the worn part, a photo, or a plant walk-down is enough to start.
On the fabrication side, we build the racks, carts, tables, crossovers, frames and safety guarding that a busy floor wears out or outgrows, welded in-house with MIG, TIG and laser welding.
Broken shafts, rollers and housings remade from the sample, with emergency repair for qualifying work.
Guarding, man platforms, crossovers, racks, carts and chutes, built to fit the equipment and the floor it sits on.
Shafts, pulleys, bushings, couplers and pins on live-tool CNC lathes, with manual turning for repair work where a conventional setup is faster.
Mesquite facilities can also send OEM replacement parts, waterjet cutting and forming, and prototype and production runs.
From 2921 National Ct in Garland, the usual route to Mesquite runs down Shiloh Road to I-635 south. That’s about 11 miles to Mesquite City Hall on Galloway Avenue, roughly 20 minutes when traffic is light. Depending on the part, the location and the timing, we can arrange pickup of a failed component and delivery of the finished one. Call first so availability can be confirmed.
Yes. Send the worn part, a photo, or a sketch. We measure the critical features and choose repair, remake or redesign with your approval, and we keep what we learn on file for the next one.
Often, yes. It depends on the part, your location in Mesquite and the timing. Call (214) 227-5633 first so we can confirm availability and access.
No. Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation doesn’t hold ISO, AS9100, or other quality-system certifications. If a part needs a certified process or documented material traceability, say so before the quote and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.
Send the failed part, photos, or a drawing. We’ll follow up with questions or a quote.