Plano's industrial side is compact and specialized. We build the frames, guarding, and replacement parts it runs on from our Garland shop, about 15 miles away by US-75 and the President George Bush Turnpike.
Plano is best known for headquarters, but the city's manufacturers work in telecommunications, electronics, medical devices, equipment, and food processing. Much of that activity sits along Plano Parkway, the cross-town business route beside the Bush Turnpike, where the city's 190 Tollway/Plano Parkway overlay district runs from Preston Road east to Shiloh Road and takes in light-industrial and research/technology zoning. On Jupiter Road just south of Plano Parkway is the Central Plano Industrial Park, and more light-industrial lots sit near 10th Street and N Avenue.
For electronics, telecom, and equipment makers, we build the steel around the product: welded machine bases, frames, skids, carts, and guarding, with plate and sheet cut on the waterjet and bent on the press brake.
Food processing lines need a different kind of help: stainless guards and platforms, UHMW change parts, and a quick replacement when a worn or broken component stops the line. We don't hold food-grade or sanitary certifications, so if your application calls for one, tell us up front.
MIG, TIG, and laser welding for machine bases, frames, skids, access platforms with stairs and handrails, carts, and guarding built to fit the equipment and the floor it sits on.
When an equipment supplier can't deliver a spare fast enough, or no longer supports the machine, we evaluate the existing part and build the replacement to print or reverse engineer it from the sample.
A 90,000 PSI waterjet that cuts steel to roughly 6 inches, a 5×10 CNC router, a press brake, and a shear for plate, sheet, gussets, brackets, and guard panels.
Plano facilities can also send CNC machining, prototype and production runs, and 24-hour emergency repair and reverse engineering.
From 2921 National Ct in Garland, the usual routing to Plano takes I-635 to US-75 north, then the President George Bush Turnpike — about 15 miles to the Plano Municipal Center on K Avenue, around 21 minutes when traffic is light. If a Plano line goes down after hours, call (214) 227-5633; the emergency line is answered 24 hours a day.
Yes. Bring it to 2921 National Ct in Garland, about 15 miles from central Plano by US-75 and the Bush Turnpike. Call ahead so the right person is there to look at it, especially for a line-down or after-hours job.
No. Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation doesn't hold quality-system certifications. If a part needs a certified process or documented material traceability, tell us before the quote and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Both. We make one-off parts with no minimum order, and short-to-medium production runs once a part is proven. Drawings, programs, and tooling stay on file so repeat orders move faster.
Send the drawing, the part, or a few photos. We'll follow up with questions or a quote.