About Rockford Specialties


History
For more than 30 years Rockford Specialties has taken pride in being family-owned and operated.  We continue to manufacture the highest quality products and maintain accurate delivery schedules without sacrificing prompt customer service and competitive pricing.

We have the flexibility to configure our equipment to meet your run requirements, whether they are large or small.  In addition, this allows us to meet time-sensitive deadlines.  Our quality control department inspects your project from start to finish to assure a consistent and high quality product.

  • CNC 2D and 3D automated bending capabilities

  • Precision laser cutting of various metals

  • Prototype and production fabrication

  • Forming and welding of wire, tube and sheet metal

  • Welding and forming of Mild and Stainless steel with various components

  • OEM wire forms, welded components and complete fabrication
  • Resistance, MIG, and TIG welding

  • Plating, painting, powder coating, electro-polishing, vinyl, nylon and special order finishes.

  • Custom engineering and design service

  • Packaging, assembly and drop shipping available

A Greener Rockford Specialties
Steel is North America's Number #1 Recycled Material. Each year, more steel is recycled than corrugated, aluminum, paper, glass and plastic combined! Consider steel to be one of the greenest materials available in the design and implementation of permanent display programs.

Rockford Specialties Recycles Primary Raw Materials

  • 85% of the steel material used is generated from post production scrap.

  • Rockford Specialties recycles all unused steel components, including tubing, sheet metal, steel and wire.

  • Rockford Specialties Recycles Secondary Materials

  • We recycle all office paper, cardboard, liner board, pallets, wood components and plastic packaging.

The owners and managers at Rockford Specialties
The owners have a strong “green” mentality that doesn’t stop at using steel as our primary raw material. In today’s global climate of rising costs being “green” is more than an environmentally sound business philosophy, it’s an economic necessity.