ENGINEERING + MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES

From hydraulic challenge to fabricated solution.

Flow Optimizers brings application review, hydraulic design, CAD modeling, fabrication coordination and project documentation together around one goal: better incoming flow.

Worker beside fabricated flow conditioning pipe fittings on pallets

A CONNECTED PROCESS

One accountable path from concept through production

A flow-conditioning component has to fit more than a pipe size. It must account for the pump or meter, operating range, piping or basin geometry, available space, materials, installation constraints and project requirements.

Flow Optimizers starts with that full picture. We develop the selected concept, coordinate analysis or model testing when needed, prepare approval drawings and move the design into production with the appropriate fabrication and quality resources.

The process is application-specific, but the objective stays consistent: deliver a practical product that fits the project and addresses the incoming-flow condition.

Capabilities at a glance

Based in
Macon, Georgia

Founded
2017

Core disciplines
Hydraulic design, CAD, fabrication and documentation

Business certification
SBA-certified Women-Owned Small Business

Production
American manufacturing

WHAT FLOW OPTIMIZERS BRINGS TO THE PROJECT

Capabilities built around the application

Each discipline supports the same path: understand the condition, develop the right geometry and produce a workable solution.

01 / DEFINE

Application review

Review pump or meter information, flow range, drawings, geometry, space constraints and the operating issue the project needs to address.

02 / DESIGN

Hydraulic design

Select or develop flow-conditioning geometry around the actual approach-flow condition, installation and performance objective.

03 / MODEL

CAD drafting & 3D modeling

Develop approval and production geometry using tools that include SolidWorks and Mastercam.

04 / VALIDATE

Analysis & model-testing coordination

Coordinate CFD or independent physical hydraulic model testing when the application calls for more than standard design review.

05 / BUILD

Fabrication coordination

Match the design, material, size and quantity to the cutting, forming, machining, welding and finishing processes required.

06 / DOCUMENT

Inspection & documentation

Support approval drawings, dimensional review, weld inspection and project-specific submittal requirements.

PRODUCTION RESOURCES

Processes for demanding metal fabrications

The manufacturing route is selected around material, geometry, size, quantity and project requirements. Exact equipment, procedures and production-source qualifications are confirmed for each job.

Precision cutting & forming

  • Fiber laser cutting with an eight-section auto-loading tower
  • Dynamic waterjet cutting with capacity for sheets up to 6 × 12 feet
  • CNC saw cutting
  • 250-ton × 12-foot CNC press brake
  • Precision sheet-metal fabrication

Machining & production

  • Multi-axis CNC machining, including five-axis capability
  • Six CNC milling centers and three CNC turning centers
  • Manual lathes, mills and surface grinders
  • Prototype and contract production-run manufacturing
  • CAD/CAM-supported production planning

Welding & finishing

  • Fabrication in carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum
  • TIG, stick and spot-welding processes
  • Robotic welding capability with reach up to 14 feet
  • Media blasting, bead blasting and painting
  • Finishing selected around service and project requirements

Quality resources

  • FARO Arm dimensional inspection capability
  • Approval drawings before manufacturing
  • Material and dimensional review
  • Weld inspection coordinated to project requirements
  • Project-specific documentation and submittal support

EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT

Selected fabrication equipment

Reference photos and manufacturer information for two core production resources.

Accurpress Accell U CNC press brake

Accurpress Accell U

A 250-ton × 12-foot CNC press brake supporting repeatable forming for sheet and plate components.

View the Accell U brochure (PDF)

Mazak OPTIPLEX Nexus 3015 fiber laser cutting system

Mazak OPTIPLEX Nexus 3015 Fiber

Fiber-laser cutting with an automation tower for efficient sheet processing and repeatable production.

View the equipment brochure (PDF)
View the 6 kW specification (PDF)

Weld inspection report for fabricated Flow Optimizer pipe spools

QUALITY + COMPLIANCE

Quality is defined by the project

Flow Optimizer projects can involve application-specific drawings, materials, weld criteria, domestic-content requirements, inspection hold points and final documentation. Those requirements are identified early and carried into approval and production.

  • Approval drawings before manufacturing
  • Material and dimensional requirements
  • Weld and fabrication inspection
  • Documentation aligned to project and submittal requirements
  • Domestic-content review when specified

Verified business certification: SBA-certified Women-Owned Small Business. Other certifications, registrations, welding qualifications and production controls are confirmed for the specific project and manufacturing source at the time of quote.

Review BABA compliance information   /   See a documented weld inspection

CAPABILITIES IN ACTION

Recent projects and production updates

See how engineering, fabrication and quality requirements come together on actual Flow Optimizer work.

Tell us what the system is doing.

Share the drawings, pump or meter data, flow range, operating condition and project requirements you have. We will help identify the right next step.