L.D. Fabrications
Sheet metal fabrication and laser cutting services for businesses needing metal components and finished products
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About L.D. Fabrications
L.D. Fabrications provides sheet metal services from design through finished product, including laser cutting, MIG/TIG welding, folding and forming, shearing, and powder coating.
The company serves customers requiring fabricated metal products and offers nationwide service capability in the UK.
L.D. Fabrications Limited was established in 2001 and is based in Northamptonshire, with premises in Wellingborough.
Product: Sheet metal design, laser cutting, welding, folding and forming, shearing, and powder coating.
Jobs at L.D. Fabrications
Leadership
- Leonard Dopson · FounderSource: company website
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