Brokel Stainless Steel

In the summer of 1991 Wes Patterson purchased an small Edmonton based company, Brokel Industries which specialized the manufacturing of stainless steel products. Today, Brokel Industries employs over 20 full time sheet metal mechanics. Together with our support staff we are committed to being a leader in the specialty stainless steel  fabrication industry. We are proud to be an Alberta based business and strive to provide a pleasant and productive work environment. We encourage our employees to engage in personal and professional growth; thus, we are able to provide products to our clients that foster creativity, innovation, and quality for a fair price. We aim to exceed our customers’ expectations for communication, delivery, workmanship, and service. We are confident that these values will be evident when you contact us for your quote.

Our stainless steel is supplied by reputable distributors to ensure we are supplied quality metal. We only use high grade stainless steel which enables us to manufacture quality products. In addition, Brokel also uses local contractors that are experts who specialize in services such as refrigeration and installation.Our Mission is to remain committed to a culture that fosters creativity and innovation in its products, procedures and instills respect for our co-workers and customers. We will provide the highest quality stainless steel products and services at a fair market price. We will exceed our customers' expectations for communication,workmanship, service and delivery.

Quality Metal
We only use the very best quality metal to ensure that we manufacture a quality product. We import al ful line of faucets from T&S http://www.tsbrass.com/ and if necessary we use local contractors that specalize in services such as refrigeration services and installation services. We try our best to use Canadian and local besed distributers and many of our products are manufactured in Canada.

Stainless Steel: It may appear that all stainless steel is alike but it is not. The thickness or thinest (gauge) of stainless determines the overall durability of the product. For example, the gauges range from 14 (thinnest) to 20 gauge (thickest), the higher the number (gauge) is the thicker the stainless steel will be. For example, a fireplace fascia would be manufactured in a thin 20 gauge stainless steel whereas a food table with high traffic and use would be manufactured using a 14 gauge for durability and strength. We typically use a 304, # 4 stainles steel but we have the ability to order what ever material you require.