Custom fabrication
Steel and aluminium work, brackets, guards, frames, mounts, trays, racks, repairs and one-off parts.
BALLARAT AREA • FABRICATION • AUTOMATION • SOLUTIONS
Custom builds, repairs and automation that solve real problems.
BINX Industries builds practical solutions for workshops, farms, vehicles, machinery and industrial equipment — from fabricated brackets and CNC-cut parts to control panels, sensor systems and automated gear.
Design
Build
Repair
Automate
Solve
WHAT BINX DOES
One workshop for fabrication, automation and problem solving.
The focus is simple: understand the problem, design the right fix, build it properly, and make it useful in the real world.
CNC cutting & parts
Plasma-cut plates, signs, equipment parts, name plates, tabs, gussets and repeatable flat components.
Machining & fit-up
Lathe and mill work, bushes, spacers, shafts, adaptors, pins, slots and practical repair machining.
Automation systems
Control panels, sensors, remote monitoring, gate/pump/light controls, warning systems and field devices.
CAD & prototyping
3D modelling, printed prototypes, reverse engineering, templates, test pieces and design-to-build workflows.
Practical solutions
Custom problem solving for machinery, utes, trailers, farms, workshops, sheds and industrial equipment.
BUILT FOR REAL USE
Not just parts — complete solutions.
Some jobs need more than a bracket. BINX can combine fabrication, CAD, wiring, sensors, controllers and real-world testing to create a finished system that actually works on site.
- Workshop and farm equipment improvements
- Machinery add-ons, guards and mounts
- Sensor-based warning and control systems
- Solar/battery powered remote devices
- Prototype-to-finished-part development
HOW IT WORKS
Simple quoting process.
1
Send the problem
Email photos, measurements, sketches or a quick explanation.
2
Plan the solution
BINX works out a practical design, material choice and build method.
3
Build and test
The part or system is made, checked and adjusted to suit the job.
READY TO START?
Send through the job and get a quote.
Photos, measurements and a quick explanation are enough to get started.