Carlson Products

Founded in 1956, Carlson Products originally manufactured wall ties, window and door frames, aluminum stockroom doors, grain traps and tool boxes. In 1958, Carlson was selected to design and produce the first prototypes of pizza pans for a fledgling newcomer that is now the household name worldwide. The relationship remains strong.

Today, Carlson is a major supplier of formed and fabricated component parts as well as finished aluminum products in the commercial bakeware, industrial and doors categories.Customers choose Carlson for the company’s expertise in anodized aluminum, prototype expediting, state-of-the-art equipment, strong workforce, centralized location, high-quality, short lead times and on-time delivery.

With state-of-the-art equipment and design, a strong workforce and a centralized location, customers enjoy long relationships with Carlson for unmatched product quality, strong engineering and tooling support. Carlson is a true value-added partner. One of Carlson’s unique specialties is design assistance for component parts or original product concepts and designs, including production of prototypes. Carlson’s integration and experience means cost-efficient and fast turnarounds for components, assemblies and sub-assemblies.Our expertise is not limited to the restaurant and foodservice industries. Products can be stamped from aluminum, stainless steel, galvanized steel, and other metals to support a variety of industries, including but not limited to: transportation, automotive, recreational, retail, HVAC, refining. 

Capabilities

• Mig and Tig Welding and Stainless Spot Welding
• Part Assembly, Spot Welders, Riveting, Final Assembly and Packaging
• Roll Form Mild Steel, Stainless, Galvanized and Aluminum up to 4’ Length
• Auto Band Saw Carbon Steel, Aluminum, Plastic & Fiberglass up to 8”x8″
• Two shears capable of trimming mild steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel and aluminum up to 12’ length
• Two lasers with automation capabilities
• Press brakes
• Automated turret punch
• Eight Stamping Presses