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Dedicated to our clients

Our Philosophy

Our Metal Fabrication team’s dedication is a powerful reflection of WESCOBHT Manufacturing’s ongoing commitment to our clients and partners in the sheet metal and plastic fabrication industry. Our promise of designing for manufacturing and maximizing productivity while maintaining quality is the philosophy that guides us each day. We look forward to engaging in long-term Metal Fabrication relationships with clients who have a need for our extensive fabricating capabilities and are looking for a true partner interested in our mutual success.

what sets us apart

Why Work With Us

Proud industry partners with:

wide variety of services

WESCOBHT Metal Fabrication provides manufacturing services for several different applications; from prototype parts, to complete production, we are fully equipped to meet your fabricating needs.  We are proud to be one of the Rocky Mountain Regions foremost manufacturing facilities, utilizing dozens of processes and equipment to meet your needs.  

the right tools for the job

WESCOBHT has the specialized equipment required to provide clean, high quality individual metal parts or complete assemblies for nearly all applications. Utilizing materials ranging from 1 mil Mylar to .750 inch steel, we can confidently say that we’re ready to tackle anything that comes our way.

timely and efficient

In addition, if CAD files aren’t available, we can assist you and your team in designing your parts to ensure they not only meet your design needs, but that they can be manufactured in a timely and efficient manner, and then archived in our digital library of files for future production. This not only saves you time, but ensures that each time a part is produced, it's quality is duplicated.

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Meet the staff

Mark Welle Jr

Mark began his career in August of 2006 as the Head Programmer. After mastering those duties, Mark took over the responsibilities of day-to-day operations in addition to programming when his father, Mark Sr., transitioned to semi-retirement. Now as President of Operations, Mark wears several hats including responsibilities for all financial, technology, and staffing duties while overseeing the operation and developing the strategic vision for the company.

Bill Fowler

Bill began his career in May of 2006 as the lead salesman. After becoming familiar with the industry-specific needs of our clients, Bill took over as the Sales Manager for the entire company. Today he is our primary client liaison responsible for working hand-in-hand with our clients to ensure that we are not only meeting their needs but exceeding them at every turn.

Tim Singer

Tim began his career in 1980 when his he and his father established a small plastic fabrication business. Following the sale of the company in 2004, Tim transitioned into his current role of Production Manager where he’s responsible for all aspects of the production floor. Whether it’s scheduling jobs to ensure on-time delivery, managing the staff, training, or equipment maintenance, Tim ensures that our staff and equipment are ready to produce every job to perfection, on-time.

Mark Welle Jr

Mark began his career in August of 2006 as the Head Programmer. After mastering those duties, Mark took over the responsibility of day-to-day operations in addition to programming when his father, Mark Sr., transitioned to semi-retirement. Now as President of Operations, Mark wears several hats including responsibility for all financial, technology, and staffing duties while overseeing the operation and developing the strategic vision for the company.

Bill Fowler

Bill began his career in May of 2006 as the lead salesman. After becoming familiar with the industry-specific needs of our clients, Bill took over as the Sales Manager for the entire company. Today he is our primary client liaison responsible for working hand-in-hand with our clients to ensure that we are not only meeting their needs but exceeding them at every turn.

Tim Singer

Tim began his career in 1980 when his he and his father established a small plastic fabrication business. Following the sale of the company in 2004, Tim transitioned into his current role of Production Manager where he’s responsible for all aspects of the production floor. Whether it’s scheduling jobs to ensure on-time delivery, managing the staff, training, or equipment maintenance, Tim ensures that our staff and equipment are ready to produce every job to perfection, on-time.
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