Roebuck, South Carolina 14,000 sq ft Est. 2023
One floor.
Every
operation.
Cutting, welding, machining, assembly, paint and inspection all happen in the same building in Roebuck, SC. Nothing ships to a second vendor and comes back late.
End-to-end solutions
Material handling and structural steel
Carbotech Manufacturing specialises in custom metal fabrication, welding, advanced laser cutting, mechanical assembly, painting and turnkey design-build. From concept and engineering through fabrication, installation and commissioning, our team supports industrial clients with practical solutions built for demanding environments.
Most fabrication shops cut and weld what you send them. We do that work, but the shop was built to do more than fill orders. Mechanical and electrical engineers sit on the same floor as the fabricators, so a plant manager can arrive with a production problem instead of a finished print.
One Quality System
Five services, one building
Fabrication is the foundation. Most customers need more than parts, so each service works with the others without adding a handoff to your schedule.
Material handling systems
Conveyors, platforms and custom handling equipment designed, built, painted and installed by one team.
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Custom metal fabrication
Aluminium, stainless and mild steel from single pieces through repeat production runs.
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Laser cutting services
Mazak 510 cutting to one inch on a 5×10 ft bed. One part or a full nested sheet.
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Contract manufacturing
Send prints and we build to them, with repeat runs held consistent by the quality system.
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Structural steel fabrication
Platforms, supports and framing for industrial applications, fitted up before they ship.
View serviceEquipment list, materials and what each service covers
Laser, saw, plasma, ironworker, welding, machining, assembly and paint — with the numbers.
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Quality, safety and terms
The parts buyers actually check
We run a quality management system built to ISO 9001:2015 standards, with the certification audit targeted for the first quarter of 2027. We state that plainly rather than implying a certificate we do not hold yet.
- Quality system
- ISO 9001:2015Built to the standard. Certification audit targeted Q1 2027.
- Safety record
- 2+ yearsNo lost-time injuries. Two OSHA recordables over that period. Fully insured.
- Government registration
- UEI · CAGEUEI EJSDP7E6G6T6, CAGE 14S27, NAICS 333243 and 332312.
- Commercial terms
- Net 3012-month warranty on machines we build. Delivery dates quoted in writing.
Track record
What has come off this floor
Heavy-duty equipment built to survive the environments it works in, most of it for the forest products sector the parent company has served since 1987.
- Log decks built to streamline log handling
- Board transfer systems for smoother material flow
- Waste conveyors that keep a plant clean
- Contract structural jobs across several industries
- Robotics and controls integration projects
- Custom handling systems with integrated controls
Responsive on questions and quotes, and the fabrication matched drawing specs exactly.
Who you talk to
Questions reach the person who can answer them
Jon Comber, Managing Director of U.S. Operations, handles scope and quoting directly rather than routing questions through a sales desk. He brings more than 20 years across engineering, construction, operations and capital project management.
Since 1987
The Roebuck operation is new. The company behind it is not.
Carbotech was founded in Quebec in 1987 and spent decades building log handling and wood processing equipment for sawing and planing mills. Jon Comber and four partners from the Canadian parent opened the Roebuck plant in 2023, giving a young South Carolina operation manufacturing experience that reaches back decades.
According to the South Carolina Governor’s Office, the group committed $3.4 million to the Spartanburg County facility with plans to create 35 jobs there.
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Bring us a drawing or bring us a bottleneck
Send prints, member sizes, material, quantity and the date you need parts on the ground. You get a schedule back based on real capacity rather than optimism.