Straightforward fabricated items typically run 3 to 7 working days after drawing sign-off. Larger structures or work involving coating take longer — RG Tech commits to a dated schedule at order confirmation rather than a vague estimate.

Yes. RG Tech supports one-off prototypes as readily as production batches, which is how most customers start with us — a single trial part, then repeat production once it is proven.

RG Tech covers the full route after cutting: press-brake bending, TIG and MIG welding, grinding, drilling, tapping, assembly and surface finishing. You can hand over a drawing and collect a finished assembly rather than managing four separate vendors.

Yes. TIG is used where the weld is visible or the material is thin and heat distortion matters, MIG where speed and penetration matter on heavier structural work. We select the process to suit the joint, not the other way round.

Yes, RG Tech takes on sub-assembly and full assembly, including fastener fitting and fit-up checks. Assembling in-house means any tolerance issue is caught and corrected on our floor instead of on your site.

Fabrication is not sensibly priced by weight alone — two parts of identical weight can differ several-fold in cost depending on weld length, bend count, finishing and tolerance. RG Tech quotes from your drawing and returns a line-by-line breakdown within 24 business hours.

Yes. RG Tech provides grinding, buffing, primer and powder coating in a range of shades. For outdoor or coastal installations we will recommend the coating system that will actually survive the environment.

Yes, and we prefer it. Send GA drawings, part drawings or 3D models and we will fabricate to spec. Our DFM review will also flag anything that is expensive or impractical to make before you commit to production.