Midwest Patterns is a diverse, custom job shop centrally located within the U.S. in Quincy, IL. We specialize in Industrial patterns for foundries, in-house aluminum foundry, large and small aluminum castings for automotive, aerospace related tooling, CNC machining, 3D modeling, ROMER CMM inspection and reverse Engineering. tooling design and custom mold making. ISO 9001:2015 with design certified, ITAR registered. Typical tooling manufactured by Midwest Patterns include CNC'd prototype models for product development, tooling for Foam-In-Place process, prototype and production thermoforming tools, router and trim fixtures, check fixtures, rotational molds, machined castings, molds for expandable polystyrene, molds for expandable polypropylene, blow molds, fiberglass tooling, saw fixtures, hand router fixtures. We also design and build custom items such as thermoforming tool loaders, sheet loaders, special inspection fixtures and thermoform tooling quick-change systems.

We have the capability to provide you with services from structure design, shop fabrication drawings, to product completion. It is our goal to provide a quality product in a timely manner. Brookfield Fabricating possesses the infrastructure, knowledge and willingness to address all of your metal fabrication needs. The company started as a source of fabricated metal products such as Ground Mounted Breakaway Sign Post, State designed Overhead Sign Structures, Bridge Diaphragms, Bridge Rail, Pedestrian Rail, and miscellaneous bridge component parts. Throughout the years Brookfield Fabricating has expanded into fabricated tower component parts, and now has the capabilities to design and build Steel Overhead Sign Trusses, Cantilever Structures, Butterfly Structures, and Bridge Mounted Sign Supports. Brookfield Fabricating is certified by the American Institute of Steel Construction to have the personnel, organization, experience, capability, and commitment meeting the requirements of the Steel Building Structures and Simple Steel Bridges categories as set forth by the AISC Certification Program. Numerous welders are qualified in accordance with American Welding Society Codes and various State DOT Codes for both steel and aluminum welding processes.