Custom Pipe & Fabrication Announces Acquisition of ProFab

Custom Pipe & Fabrication Inc. announced on February 27 it has completed its acquisition of ProFab Corp., a stainless steel and carbon steel fabricator for pump applications based out of Lubbock, Texas. 
ProFab has served pump manufacturers for more than 40 years, providing fabricated components, machining, and pump fabrication products for municipal, commercial, industrial, and related markets.
The acquisition strengthens Custom Pipe’s ability to deliver precision-fabricated pump components and assemblies by adding ProFab’s deep fabrication and machining expertise, including work across industrial-grade materials such as carbon steel and stainless steels (including 304/316) as well as duplex and super duplex alloys.
“This acquisition is a strategic step forward for Custom Pipe,” says Greg Wood, president of Custom Pipe & Fabrication. “ProFab’s long-standing reputation for quality fabrication and customer responsiveness aligns perfectly with our commitment to precision, reliability, and being the ‘The Experts in Connection.’
“Together, we will broaden our pump fabrication capabilities, increase speed-to-quote and speed-to-build, and provide even more value to pump OEMs, distributors, and contractors across the country.”
“We’re proud of what ProFab has built over the last four decades, and we’re excited to merge our operations into Custom Pipe,” says Randy Wright, president of ProFab. “Our customers will continue to receive the same craftsmanship and service they expect, with the added resources, scale, and operational support of Custom Pipe. This combination positions us to expand capabilities and continue delivering fabricated pump components made to exact specifications.”
This acquisition continues Custom Pipe’s significant growth over the last decade leading up to its recent 50-year anniversary.
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