Instrument & Prototype Machine Shop
Latest showcase example:
These video links from Dr. Alberto Behar (Extreme Environment Robotics and Instrumentation Laboratory Arizona State University) demonstrate the diversity of components built by the Fulton Instrument & Prototype Machine Shop. The deep water submersibles are constructed from solid bars of aircraft aluminum. These include a Pressure Hull, Bulk Head, Tail Cone and Nose Cone. Additional internal structural support components are also made from similar aluminum and Delrin plastics. These units are currently being tested by Dr. Behar in Antarctica.
Skilled Machinists set stage for successful research
Introduction
A premier machine shop with more than 150 years of cumulative experience in fabricating prototypes, instrumentation and other components and assemblies using machineable, bendable, or weldable materials. All of the components are built to the design specifications set forth by researchers’ designs.
Our mission is produce quality prototypes and instrumentation in support of ASU scientists and researchers.
Free 2D software from the producers of Solidworks
http://www.3ds.com/products/draftsight/free-cad-software/
Service Capabilities and Equipment List
Hours of Operation
Shop Hours: 7:30 AM-3:00 PM Monday thru Friday
Office Hours 8:00 AM-12:00 PM, 1:00PM-2:30 PM Monday thru Friday
Costs
$25/hour plus materials.
High Priority (go the the head of the job queue): $50/hr plus materials
Location
In the research support services complex across MacAllister from ISTB2.
Contact Shop Supervisor
Dennis Golabiewski
dennis.golabiewski@asu.edu
5-7163
Submitting a job request and tracking progress
Use our online system to submit a new job request and track the progress of current jobs. Job submissions that require material purchases will also need a Lab Manager or Faculty signature.
Please understand the job process to ensure prompt service.
Showcase
Supplemental information (materials, orientation, CAD software, 490 projects)
