Electric Machine & Fab is built around one simple idea: solve difficult industrial problems and get equipment back to work.

From our facilities in Williamson, West Virginia, and Sidney, Kentucky, EMF provides the machining, fabrication, welding, electric motor repair, equipment rebuilding, engineering, and custom manufacturing capabilities required for demanding industrial projects.

Our roots are deep in the Appalachian industrial and mining region, where equipment works hard, downtime matters, and repairs have to hold up under real-world conditions.

That environment helped shape who we are today.

Built for Industry. Engineered to Perform.

More Than a Machine Shop

EMF is not just a machine shop.

We're not just a fabrication shop.

We're not just an electric motor repair operation.

And we're not just an equipment rebuild facility.

Our strength comes from bringing these capabilities together.

Customers turn to EMF for:

• Large industrial electric motor repair
• Industrial machining and CNC machining
• Heavy industrial fabrication
• Industrial welding
• Large-format CNC plate cutting
• Mining equipment rebuilding
• Heavy equipment repair
• Electromechanical repair
• Power transmission repair
• Equipment retrofitting and modernization
• Engineering and reverse engineering
• Custom replacement parts

That combination gives us multiple ways to approach the same industrial problem.

Built in the Heart of Appalachia

Electric Machine & Fab operates in a region built around heavy industry.

Mining, manufacturing, processing, utilities, construction, material handling, and infrastructure have shaped the economy and the equipment used throughout Appalachia for generations.

EMF grew around the needs of those industries.

That means working with:

• Large equipment
• Heavy steel
• Severe wear
• Damaged mechanical components
• Obsolete machinery
• Difficult repairs
• Custom parts
• Projects that don't fit neatly into one trade

Mining remains an important part of our work, but the capabilities developed for mining translate directly into many other heavy industrial applications.

Two Facilities. One Powerful Team.

EMF operates two complementary facilities.

Williamson, West Virginia

10 Industrial Drive
Williamson, WV 25661

Williamson is a major center for EMF's:

• Large industrial electric motor repair
• Electromechanical repair
• Industrial machining
• CNC machining
• Mechanical component repair
• Equipment rebuilding

The facility provides approximately 86,000 square feet of combined shop space dedicated to industrial work.

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Sidney, Kentucky

15400 Bent Mountain Road
Sidney, KY 41564

Sidney is a major center for:

• Heavy industrial fabrication
• Industrial welding
• Mining equipment rebuilding
• Heavy equipment repair
• Industrial machining
• Large-format CNC plate cutting
• Custom component manufacturing

Sidney is also home to EMF's 10-foot × 30-foot Messer CNC cutting system, a signature capability for heavy plate and large industrial fabrication projects.

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One Company. Multiple Capabilities.

Some of the toughest industrial repairs require several disciplines.

A project may begin with damaged equipment and move through:

Evaluation → Disassembly → Plate Cutting → Fabrication → Welding → Machining → Replacement Parts → Assembly → Finishing

That is where EMF's integrated capabilities become valuable.

Instead of looking at a project as only a welding problem, only a machining problem, or only an electrical problem, we can evaluate what the equipment actually needs.

Sometimes the answer is repair.

Sometimes it is rebuilding.

Sometimes it is making a replacement component from scratch.

Repair. Rebuild. Reproduce. Modify.

These four ideas describe much of what EMF does.

Repair It

Restore a damaged component where practical.

Rebuild It

Address multiple worn or damaged areas and return equipment to productive service.

Reproduce It

Manufacture an unavailable or obsolete component.

Modify It

Adapt existing equipment when the original configuration no longer makes sense.

The right solution depends on the equipment.

Our job is to help find it.

Built for Heavy Industry

EMF serves customers across industries including:

• Mining
• Industrial Manufacturing
• Processing Facilities
• Utilities & Power Generation
• Heavy Construction & Earthmoving
• Municipal & Infrastructure
• Aggregate Operations
• Material Handling
• Other Heavy Industrial Applications

The equipment may change from one industry to another.

The problems are often familiar.

Wear. Damage. Obsolescence. Downtime.

Those are the problems EMF is built to solve.

Regional Roots. Nationwide Capability.

Our primary regional footprint includes:

West Virginia • Kentucky • Virginia • Ohio • Tennessee • Pennsylvania

But EMF is not limited to regional work.

Industrial motors and equipment can be transported to our facilities.

Components can be shipped for repair or evaluation.

Drawings and specifications can be sent for custom machining, fabrication, and replacement-part manufacturing.

Finished parts and components can be shipped throughout the United States.

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Why Customers Bring the Tough Jobs to EMF

The most difficult industrial projects rarely fit neatly into a catalog.

A component may be obsolete.

A machine may have been modified decades ago.

The damage may require both fabrication and machining.

The original part may no longer exist.

The equipment may simply be too valuable to replace without first exploring another option.

That is the kind of work EMF is built to evaluate.

We bring together the people, equipment, shop space, and industrial capabilities needed to take a serious look at difficult problems.

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See the Capabilities

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Bring Us the Tough Jobs.

Large industrial motor.

Massive equipment component.

Heavy fabrication project.

Worn shaft.

Obsolete replacement part.

Mining equipment rebuild.

Custom-machined component.

Something nobody else seems interested in tackling.

Bring the problem to EMF.

We’ll help determine whether the answer is to repair it, rebuild it, reproduce it, or modify it.

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