VAN LOON INDUSTRIES About For over seventy years, Van Loon Industries has provided quality laser cutting, metal fabrication and forming services to the food processing, aerospace, automotive, defense, and transportation industries. We also have a long history of trade show exhibit works. Today, the Van Loon leadership moves forward with the third generation and the tradition of manufacturing excellence, innovation and quality continues.With its two locations, Clinton Township featuring a 22 ′ – 750 ton press brake and Shelby Township specializing in precision laser capabilities, Van Loon Industries is prepared to support your every fabrication need. Whether it is a one-off custom project or production parts, Van Loon Industries is prepared to support you and your customer.
Our Services CAR HAULER PARTS Van Loon Industries has been providing car hauling trailer manufacturers and trailer repair facilities with quality fabricated parts for over 15 years. Fleet managers and manufacturers of custom car haulers count on Van Loon to support their needs for fabricated parts on either enclosed or open auto carriers. Whether you’re looking for punched decking or loading ramps – outer gate tubes or jump skids – railroad tie downs or dollies – aluminum ramps or steel ramps – Van Loon is your source.
LONG, HEAVY FORMING Experts in long, heavy forming, Van Loon Industries has the equipment and experience necessary to guide clients through the subtleties of this process. Success in long, heavy forming begins before your material even reaches us. We provide professional, informed insight into planning, handling, and forming to produce the highest quality outcome.
FLYING OPTIC LASER Van Loon Industries has multiple lasers including an Amada flying optic laser, allowing us to not only form but also laser cut your oversized product. Boasting an 80″ wide bed, this laser can cut parts up to 22 feet long to match the capacity of our large press brakes. While plate lasers may offer longer and wider options, the flying optic system combines the size of a plate laser with the speed of smaller quicker machines.
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