MC Machinery Systems and Fabcor Machinery Expand Midwest Fabrication Support Network!

MC Machinery Systems and Fabcor Machinery have announced an expansion of customer support and sales coverage across the Midwest, strengthening their presence throughout Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Southern Illinois. The enhanced regional support initiative is aimed at improving customer access to fabrication expertise, machinery solutions and localized technical assistance within the growing metal fabrication market.

The collaboration further reinforces the companies’ commitment to supporting manufacturers with advanced fabrication technologies, automation solutions and responsive regional service capabilities. As fabrication shops continue investing in higher productivity equipment and automated manufacturing systems, localized support and technical expertise are becoming increasingly important for maintaining operational efficiency and maximizing equipment performance.

Fabcor Machinery serves as a regional representative for Mitsubishi laser systems, press brakes, automation equipment and deburring technologies throughout the Midwest territory. By expanding regional coverage and strengthening its team, the company aims to provide faster customer response, stronger application support and improved access to advanced fabrication solutions for manufacturers across multiple industries.

Leading the regional operations is Tim Corley, who oversees all Fabcor Machinery activities while directly supporting customers in Missouri and Southern Illinois. Corley brings more than 20 years of experience in the metal fabrication industry, with extensive knowledge of fabrication equipment, customer applications and manufacturing operations.

His experience in the fabrication sector positions him to help customers identify machinery and automation solutions that align with evolving production demands, including improved cutting precision, enhanced throughput and increased shop-floor efficiency. Corley’s leadership is expected to play a key role in strengthening customer relationships and supporting long-term business growth throughout the region.

To further expand regional support capabilities, Zach Wilson has joined the Fabcor team to support customers in Kansas and Nebraska. His addition expands the company’s field presence and provides customers in these territories with greater access to sales support, technical expertise and machinery consultation services.

The expansion comes at a time when manufacturers across North America are increasingly modernizing fabrication operations through investments in advanced laser cutting systems, press brake automation and integrated manufacturing technologies. Fabrication shops are also seeking improved local support to reduce downtime, accelerate implementation and maximize productivity from new equipment investments.

MC Machinery Systems is widely recognized for its advanced manufacturing technologies, including Mitsubishi laser cutting systems, automation platforms and fabrication machinery solutions designed for precision, efficiency and high-volume production environments. The company’s partnership with regional distributors such as Fabcor Machinery helps ensure customers receive localized expertise combined with access to globally recognized manufacturing technology.

The expanded Midwest support network is expected to benefit a wide range of industries including industrial manufacturing, transportation, heavy equipment, agricultural machinery and custom metal fabrication. Customers in these sectors increasingly require advanced laser cutting and forming systems capable of delivering consistent accuracy, automation compatibility and operational flexibility.

By strengthening regional representation and investing in experienced industry professionals, MC Machinery Systems and Fabcor Machinery are positioning themselves to better support evolving customer needs within the competitive fabrication market. The expansion also reflects the broader industry trend toward stronger distributor partnerships and localized technical support as manufacturers adopt more advanced and automated fabrication technologies.

With enhanced coverage and dedicated fabrication expertise across the Midwest, the companies aim to provide manufacturers with improved service responsiveness, deeper technical guidance and access to high-performance fabrication solutions tailored to modern production requirements.