A high-tech process for
on-track results.

A typical section of Accu-Arc curved wall track is 10 feet long. However, our high-tech cutting machines can handle sections of up to 15 feet. Accu-Arc is available in a variety of metal thicknesses–all the way up to 12-gage track.

The manufacturing process begins with an electronic drawing, which is downloaded to a computer-controlled plasma cutter. Our precision cutting ensures tolerances of one-eighth inch over 10 feet for each finished assembly. It's important to note that our system easily accommodates the downloading of AutoCAD layout files.

Accu-Arc track is cut from solid sheets of G-90 galvanized steel. The track is also available in aluminum or stainless steel. After cutting, the parts are assembled in the welding department. Spot welds–or stitch welds for heavier gauge metals–assure that Accu-Arc track maintains its shape.

Every piece is custom-labeled with its inside and outside radius. The labels can indicate where each piece of track belongs, such as a building section or floor location. This shortens the sorting and assembly process, saving considerable man-hours. As soon as the material gets to the job, it's ready to install. There's nothing to do to it.

Accu-Arc track has no built-in stresses, making it uniform, stable and easier to build with than competing products. Top and bottom track match precisely. Curved counters set against curved walls fit perfectly. Fixtures hung on the walls require less shimming. Walls made from prefabricated curved track are much stronger and more secure than walls made from field-cut track.