en.Wedoany.com Reported - Smith & Loveless Inc. announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Eastern Oklahoma Fabrication LLC (EOF), will expand its facility in Cameron, Oklahoma, by 27,200 square feet.

This expansion more than doubles EOF's manufacturing footprint and increases Smith & Loveless's total U.S. manufacturing operations to over 175,000 square feet. The investment aims to meet growing demand for fabrication services in the water treatment, mining, petrochemical, oil, and gas industries.

The additional capacity will enhance EOF's capabilities in manufacturing pressure vessels, skid-mounted equipment, custom industrial components, and other large-scale fabrication equipment. The expansion includes upgrades to production lines and an enlarged assembly area, enabling the facility to handle more complex assemblies and larger-diameter tanks.

Frank Rebori, President of Smith & Loveless Inc., stated that the project expands the company's manufacturing capabilities and helps improve response times for water and wastewater infrastructure customers. He noted that the additional space strengthens the company's ability to deliver large-scale, U.S.-manufactured projects.

Eastern Oklahoma Fabrication holds "U," "UM," and "S" certificates from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), as well as the "R" stamp from the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. The facility employs industrial manufacturing processes such as five-axis CNC plasma cutting and submerged arc welding.

Ray Finchum, President of Eastern Oklahoma Fabrication, stated that the expansion will improve efficiency, accommodate larger projects, and enhance service to clients in the petrochemical and energy sectors. He added that the facility's expertise in carbon steel, stainless steel, and ASME-certified pressure vessel manufacturing positions the company to address increasingly complex industrial demands.

This expansion further integrates EOF's industrial manufacturing capabilities with Smith & Loveless's engineering and manufacturing operations in the wastewater treatment, pumping, and particle separation markets.

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