Factory Tour
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Your Top Grill grill begins as a gleam on a truckload of
top quality stainless steel sheeting, which arrives regularly at The Iron Works. We
use a million pounds of stainless steel every year! |
| The perferated undershelves are created on computerized punching machines.
Archie Coleman (right) shows a screen that will be used on outdoor prep tables and for the
fish and vegetable screents. |
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Chris Faaborg loads one of the machines with 3/16" stainless steel.
The machine can complete 4500 inches of straight line punching per minute. |
| The sheet steel is cut into precise panels that are used to construct your
Top Grill. Alen Patkovick uses a press brake to bend and shape the stainless steel panels
before they are welded. |
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Sasa Milievic polishes the stainless steel panels after they are formed
and ready for welding.. |
| James Craft continues the process. He takes charge of the panels after
they are formed, and polished. James precision welds them to form the enclosure of your
Top Grill |
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Sharif Alhisnauwi takes the precision welded and polished parts and
assembles them into the frame of a Top Grill. |
| Fehib Berbe continues the precision assembly process with your Top Grill. |
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Miguel Mendes performs a final inspection before any Top Grill is wrapped
and ready for shipping |
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| David Jiminez and Allen Ronevic chose just the right crating materials to
protect your fully assembled Top Grill during shipping |
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Shrink wrapped finished grills are stored ready for shipment |
| Mike McIntyre, CPA, keeps track of the paperwork, |
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