In addition to automated handling, Sealevel leveraged HGG’s ProCAM software, which the team had already become familiar with following the installation of the ProCutter 600 in 2020, to streamline CAD/CAM integration and reduce manual programming work. Operators can quickly process STEP files, apply weld preparations, optimize nesting, and make edits directly at the machine. This capability proved essential during the fabrication of complex transition piles for a compressor station project, where multiple pipe diameter reductions required highly accurate cuts and seamless fit-up.

By replacing manual scribing and torch cutting with automated profiling, Sealevel improved consistency, reduced rework, and accelerated production timelines. The increased predictability in scheduling and throughput has enabled the company to confidently pursue larger contracts, including projects involving thousands of piles and hundreds of thousands of feet of pipe annually. With plans already underway for an additional HGG machine, Sealevel continues to position itself for sustained growth while maintaining the high standards its customers expect.