Industries served
Built for people who work their equipment.
The industries served by Infinity Fabrication run to six sectors, all handled from one shop in Hazard, Kentucky. The work changes; the way it is done does not.
01
Motorsports
Race and competition work, where a part has to be right the first time and the calendar does not move.
Race programmes run to a fixed date. Scanning an existing part and modeling it properly means a replacement or a revision can be made from data rather than from measuring the old one again, and tube work driven straight from the model arrives fitting the car.
- Chassis and tube work modeled and bent from the same data
- Existing components captured and reproduced
- Revisions handled without restarting with a new supplier
02
Off-road
Vehicles that get used hard, where brackets, guards and chassis work have to survive real terrain.
Off-road parts rarely exist as drawings. They were fabricated once, modified since, and never documented. Scanning turns what is already on the vehicle into a model, and the sheet metal and tube work that follows is cut from it rather than from a tape measure.
- Protection and mounting fabricated to the vehicle
- Legacy parts digitized and rebuilt
- Powder coating applied in-house before assembly
03
SXS and UTV
Side-by-side and utility vehicles, where clearances are tight and every bracket has to agree with the one next to it.
On a machine this densely packed, a part designed in isolation fits the drawing and not the vehicle. Capturing the surrounding area as well as the component means the clearances in the model are the clearances on the machine.
- Cages and chassis designed or digitized
- Brackets and panels cut to suit the machine
- Complete assembly, finished and ready to fit
04
Industrial manufacturing
Production environments, where a part that is no longer available still has to be produced repeatably.
An obsolete component with no drawing is a standing risk. Once it is scanned and modeled it can be made again, altered, and made again after that, and because the model drives the machines directly the second one matches the first.
- Obsolete parts captured and reproduced
- Models built to be reused, not traced once
- CNC cutting, forming and tube work from one model
05
Agriculture
Equipment that has to keep working through a season, often long after the parts stopped being sold.
Farm machinery gets repaired, adapted and kept running well past the point where a supplier still lists the part. Scanning what is on the machine, modeling it and fabricating it here means downtime is a fabrication problem rather than a sourcing one.
- Replacement parts made from the original
- Guards, brackets and panels formed to fit
- Finished and assembled before it leaves
06
Custom fabrication
One-off and bespoke work that does not belong to any of the categories above.
Some jobs start as a sketch, a photograph or an idea described over the phone. The starting point matters less than it looks: a concept, a physical part, a drawing or a CAD file are all somewhere to begin, and the whole chain from design to finished assembly is in one building.
- Custom manufacturing solutions, start to finish
- Any starting point, from a concept to a CAD file
- Design, fabrication, finishing and assembly in-house
What they share
The industries served, all from one shop in Hazard.
Start from anything
A CAD file, a drawing, a photograph, a physical part or a concept.
Modeled properly
Geometry that can be dimensioned, altered and reused, not traced once.
Made from the model
Tube and sheet work driven by the same data the design produced.
Finished and assembled
Powder coating in-house, then built up and ready to use.
Not sure where your job fits?
Describe the work and send over whatever you have. We will come back to you on what it takes, whichever of the industries served it belongs to. Recent jobs across all of them are posted on the Infinity Fabrication Instagram.