# JC Mectec, LLC

This MFR.ID profile was supplied, reviewed, and approved by JC Mectec, LLC. Originally approved on 8/4/2026; last updated 8/11/2026. Capability data is manufacturer-approved for public sourcing and RFQ use.

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## Company Overview

JC Mectec delivers a full spectrum of industrial services, all performed in-house by a credentialed, safety-trained team: • Custom Metal Fabrication — mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, from individual components to complete custom assemblies • CNC Plasma Cutting — two Langmuir Systems tables, including a 4x8 bed capable of cutting up to ¾" thick, giving us dual cutting capacity most shops our size don't have • Precision Welding — MIG, TIG, and laser welding, including structural welding trained and qualified under the American Welding Society's D1.1 code for carbon steel • CNC Machining — a Hurco VM10 vertical machining center adds full milling capability alongside our cutting equipment • Prototyping & Custom Machinery — from quick working fixes to fully engineered CAD builds, we design and build solutions when nothing off-the-shelf fits • Equipment Installation — from single-machine placement to complete production line builds • Preventive Maintenance Programs — tailored inspection schedules, service documentation, and compliance support that reduce unplanned downtime • Safety & Compliance Pre-Audit Support — helping clients prepare for OSHA, machine guarding, and lockout/tagout inspections before the auditor arrives

## Quick Reference

- Processes: Installation & Field Services, Metal Fabrication & Welding, Preventive & Predictive Maintenance, Reliability Program Design & Maintenance Audits, Stainless Steel Sheet & Coil Products
- Materials: 304 Stainless Steel
- Location: Bridgeport, CT 06607
- Employees: 2-10
- Founded: 2022
- Contact: rfq@jcmectec.com - +1 774-240-1089
- Verified: Manufacturer Approved

## Capabilities

### Industrial Equipment Installation & Field Service

Field installation, troubleshooting, corrective repair, and production-line modification for manufacturing facilities. Experience spans conveyors, belts, bearings, motors, gearboxes, electrical panels, and VFD-controlled equipment, with third-shift, overnight, and weekend coverage available across Connecticut and the Northeast.

- Process: Installation & Field Services
- Highlights: Equipment installation and field support, Root-cause troubleshooting and corrective repair, Motor, gearbox, sprocket, panel, and VFD modifications, Third-shift, overnight, and weekend maintenance coverage
- Subprocesses: On-Site Repairs & Maintenance
- Specifications:
  - Equipment Modification: motor and gearbox replacement, sprocket-ratio adjustment, VFD upgrades, electrical-panel modification, operating-tolerance adjustment, custom guarding and equipment protection - Modification work can address mechanical drive capacity, line speed, electrical control, and operating-tolerance requirements.
  - Safety Practices: lockout/tagout procedures, machine-guarding protocols, job-specific safety controls - Lockout/tagout, machine guarding, and job-specific controls are applied to manage risk during field work.
  - Field Service Scope: equipment installation, troubleshooting and root-cause diagnosis, corrective and emergency repair, production-equipment modification - Combines installation, diagnosis, repair, and modification in one field-service scope to reduce handoffs during equipment work.
  - Service Region: Manufacturing and production facilities across Connecticut and the Northeast. - Regional field coverage is centered on Connecticut and extends to manufacturing operations across the Northeast.
  - Field Coverage: mechanic shift coverage, third-shift support, overnight coverage, weekend coverage - Extended-shift coverage supports facilities that need maintenance work outside normal daytime production windows.
  - Supported Equipment: production and packaging lines, conveyors, belts and bearings, motors and gearboxes, electrical panels and variable-frequency drives - Coverage spans the mechanical and electrical components commonly responsible for production-line downtime.

### Metal Fabrication & Welding

Built-to-spec metal parts, assemblies, guards, railings, conveyors, feeders, and production-equipment modifications. Integrated CNC plasma cutting, shearing, press-brake forming, TIG welding, grinding, and polishing support carbon steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel, and aluminum work from raw material through finished fabrication.

- Process: Metal Fabrication & Welding
- Highlights: Built-to-spec metal parts and assemblies, MIG, TIG & Laser welding capabilities on 14-gauge 304 stainless steel, CNC plasma cutting, sheet shearing, and press-brake forming, Stainless-specific tooling controls to reduce cross-contamination
- Subprocesses: TIG (GTAW) Welding, Plasma Cutting, Shearing, Press Brake Forming, Polishing / Grinding
- Specifications:
  - Fabrication Scope: built-to-spec parts and assemblies, custom metal structures, equipment modifications, conveyors and feeders, facility-installed guards, railings, and duct extensions - The fabrication range supports both stand-alone components and installed assemblies for production environments.
  - Inspection Practices: incoming material verification, dimensional checks, transport-damage checks, finished-part inspection before shipment - Material, dimensional, and damage checks begin at receiving and continue through final inspection before shipment.
  - Stainless Material Control: Dedicated stainless-specific grinding wheels, tools, and supplies are kept separate from carbon-steel tooling to reduce cross-contamination risk. - Dedicated stainless tooling reduces the risk of embedded carbon-steel particles that can compromise corrosion resistance.
  - Supported Materials: carbon steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, UHMW polyethylene for equipment protection - Material coverage spans common industrial ferrous and nonferrous metals, with UHMW used where equipment protection is required.
  - Finishing: grinding, weld blending, polishing, edge and surface finishing - Grinding, weld blending, polishing, and edge finishing prepare fabrications for safe handling and production use.
  - Cutting & Forming: CNC plasma cutting, sheet shearing, press-brake bending and forming - Cutting, shearing, and forming are combined in-house to turn sheet stock into fit-ready fabricated components.
  - Welding Processes: MIG, TIG, and laser welding. Application-specific metal welding. - TIG capability supports controlled, low-spatter joining for thin-gauge stainless fabrications, ideal for food-grade and precision assemblies. Structural welding is trained and qualified under AWS D1.1 code, supporting both commercial and industrial fabrication work.
  - Documented Stainless Work: 304 stainless steel sheets: 11, 14 and 18 gauge, 304 stainless steel square tubing, round tubing, 304 stainless steel square bars, shear/edge bars, mild steel sheets: 10 & 14 gauge, aluminum tread plate, copper flat bars - Completed stainless work demonstrates experience with thin sheet, round bar, pipe, railings, carts, and duct components.

### Preventive Maintenance Programs

Preventive maintenance programs built around systematic inspections, early failure detection, cleaning, lubrication checks, and electro-mechanical support. Recurring third-shift, overnight, and weekend coverage helps manufacturing teams address wear and routine service needs before they become unplanned downtime.

- Process: Preventive & Predictive Maintenance
- Highlights: Scheduled inspections and early failure detection, Cleaning and lubrication checks, Electro-mechanical maintenance support, Recurring third-shift, overnight, and weekend coverage
- Specifications:
  - Program Objectives: identify wear before equipment failure, reduce unplanned downtime, support equipment performance and longevity, protect production uptime - The program focus is earlier intervention, fewer unplanned stops, longer equipment life, and more consistent production uptime.
  - Program Model: scheduled preventive maintenance, ongoing maintenance support, mechanic shift coverage, third-shift, overnight, and weekend coverage - Programs can combine scheduled tasks with recurring mechanic coverage during off-shift production windows.
  - Preventive Maintenance Activities: systematic inspections, early failure detection, cleaning, lubrication checks, electro-mechanical support - Routine inspections, cleaning, lubrication, and electro-mechanical checks are structured to identify developing problems before failure.

### Maintenance Audits & Reliability Improvement

We help clients prepare for OSHA, machine guarding, and lockout/tagout inspections before the auditor arrives, reducing downtime risk and closing compliance gaps using the same safety standards our own credentialed team is trained and audited against every day. Maintenance audits turn work-order history, breakdown data, equipment inspections, and maintenance-practice reviews into a prioritized view of reliability risk. The resulting analysis identifies recurring problems, root causes, downtime-reduction opportunities, and maintenance-safety improvements for production facilities.

- Process: Reliability Program Design & Maintenance Audits
- Highlights: Failure-pattern review using work-order and breakdown history, Equipment-condition and maintenance-practice assessment, Root-cause analysis with prioritized corrective actions, Downtime, machine-guarding, and lockout/tagout improvement focus
- Subprocesses: Equipment Reliability Assessments
- Specifications:
  - Maintenance Safety Review: machine-guarding practices, lockout/tagout procedures, job-specific safety controls - Safety review covers machine guarding, lockout/tagout, and job-specific controls associated with maintenance execution.
  - Audit Inputs: work-order data, breakdown data, maintenance-practice review, equipment inspections and diagnostics - Combining maintenance history with inspection and diagnostic findings creates a more complete view of equipment risk.
  - Audit Focus: recurring problem-area identification, root-cause analysis, maintenance-efficiency improvement, downtime-reduction opportunities - Analysis focuses on recurring failure patterns, underlying causes, maintenance efficiency, and practical downtime-reduction opportunities.

### Prototyping & Custom Machinery

Have a problem but nothing on the market that solves it? We design and build custom prototypes and one-of-a-kind machinery to fit exactly what you need from a quick working solution to a fully engineered build with CAD drawings when the project calls for it. Whatever the starting point, you get something built to solve your specific problem, not a generic off-the-shelf fix.

- Process: Stainless Steel Sheet & Coil Products
- Highlights: - Custom conveyors for food manufacturers, - Custom tumblers, - Grain feeders
- Subprocesses: 3CR12 Stainless Steel Products
- Materials: 304 Stainless Steel

## Industries Served

- Food & Beverage Processing: JC Mectec, LLC provides industrial maintenance and fabrication support for food production facilities and food manufacturers, including work on production lines, conveyors, belts, bearings, and motors used in food processing operations.
- General Manufacturing: JC Mectec, LLC describes itself as doing custom fabrication and industrial maintenance for manufacturing environments, supporting production equipment and plant operations across customer facilities.
- Agriculture & AgriTech: Machinery, components, and smart-farming systems for modern field and indoor agriculture—tractors, harvesters, irrigation, hydroponic racks, and sensor platforms. Durability, efficiency, and data-driven performance support high-yield, sustainable agribusiness operations.
- Logistics, Warehousing & Material Handling: Structural systems, conveyors, automated storage & retrieval (AS/RS), forklifts, and palletizing equipment that keep distribution centers and production plants moving. Designs emphasise throughput optimization, ANSI/RIA safety standards, and rugged, 24/7 reliability for intralogistics operations.

## Facilities

### JC Mectec

This Bridgeport headquarters combines industrial maintenance, welding, custom metal fabrication, and CNC plasma cutting work from a city-based shop serving manufacturing and production facilities across Connecticut and the Northeast. It functions as the company’s operational base for fabrication, repair, and job coordination.

- Type: manufacturing_facility
- Headquarters: Yes
- Website: https://www.jcmectec.com/
- Email: rfq@jcmectec.com
- Phone: +1 774-240-1089
- Address: 46 Beatrice Street, Unit 6, Bridgeport, Connecticut 06607, United States

## Verification Status

- Business Entity: Verified 7/28/2026
- Technical Capabilities: Verified 8/4/2026
- Locations & Facilities: Verified 7/28/2026
- Reviews & Ratings: Not yet verified
- MFR.ID Created: 7/28/2026
- Last Updated: 8/11/2026