Laser cutting, bending, welding and finishing for sheet metal enclosures, panels, brackets and housings.
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Our sheet metal services cover cutting, punching, bending, welding, fastening, forming and assembly for enclosures, cabinets, brackets, frames and other structures, from prototypes through production.
Features: Precision cutting of complex contours with a narrow kerf
Materials: Carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized steel and copper alloys
Reference tolerance: ±0.05–0.10 mm
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Features: Efficient punching of repeated hole patterns and production parts
Materials: Carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloys
Reference tolerance: ±0.10–0.20 mm
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Features: Consistent bend angles and repeatability
Materials: Carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum and galvanized steel
Angular accuracy: ±0.2–0.5°
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Features: Strong joints for complex assemblies
Materials: Carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloys
Assembly accuracy: ±0.2–0.5 mm, depending on fixtures and locating methods
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Features: Strong, secure mechanical connections
Materials: Carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloys
Position accuracy: ±0.10 mm
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Features: Forming sheet metal into complex geometries
Materials: Carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloys
Forming accuracy: ±0.10–0.30 mm
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Features: Integrated assembly and delivery of multiple components
Materials: Sheet metal and fasteners
Assembly consistency: Controlled by fixtures and assembly standards
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Common sheet metal materials include aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, copper and brass. Their strength, weight, corrosion resistance, conductivity, formability and cost suit different industrial applications.
Laser cutting, CNC punching, bending, welding and finishing turn sheet stock into structural parts and housings. Select the grade and thickness according to function, operating environment, appearance and manufacturing requirements.
SUS201 is an austenitic stainless steel with strength and moderate corrosion resistance, usually at a lower cost than SUS304. It is best suited to indoor or mildly corrosive conditions. Bending springback and work hardening require attention during fabrication; brushed and mirror finishes are common options.
Applications: Indoor decorative panels, appliance and commercial equipment housings, guards and cost-sensitive stainless steel components with limited corrosive exposure.
View Material Details Request a QuoteSheet metal processes and materials support prototypes, functional components and production, with engineering review and project quotations.
Our engineers review DWG, DXF, dimensioned PDF and STEP files, including thickness, holes, slots, bends, contours and assembly features, to assess process planning, nesting, manufacturability and cost.
Sheet metal DFM review evaluates minimum hole sizes, edge distances, bend radii, bend interference, flanging and drawing feasibility, welds, assembly features and distortion risks. Recommendations help improve manufacturability and dimensional consistency.
Compare laser cutting, CNC turret punching, bending, welding, self-clinching fastener installation, drawing, flanging and assembly based on geometry, material, thickness, quantity and accuracy requirements.
Engineers review the manufacturing process and parameters for each order. Quality control throughout production checks dimensional accuracy, structural requirements and surface finish against the approved specifications.
Select carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized steel and other sheet materials in suitable thicknesses. Review process tolerances, fasteners, fixtures and assembly requirements for enclosures, frames and structural components.
Our sheet metal fabrication services coordinate the processes needed for prototype validation, functional testing and production across a range of industries.
Laser cutting, punching, bending, welding, fastener installation, forming and assembly are supported by material selection and quality control to help teams develop products and manage manufacturing costs.
These injection molding examples illustrate related applications within our broader manufacturing services, including thin walls, inserts, overmolding and precision plastic parts.
Thin-walled electronic housings require consistent surfaces and reliable assembly fit. DFM review considers draft, ribs and undercuts before tooling, mold trials and low-volume production.
Metal threaded inserts can improve the strength and reliability of plastic assemblies. Insert molding requires accurate insert positioning and adequate plastic encapsulation for retention.
A rigid plastic core with a soft elastomer grip can improve comfort, slip resistance and sealing. Overmolding requires compatible materials and a suitable bond between the rigid and flexible regions.
Multi-cavity injection molds can increase output. Runner balance, cooling and cavity-to-cavity consistency are important for stable production.
Small plastic assembly parts require careful mold design and molding parameters to control dimensional stability and batch variation.
Our sheet metal fabrication services support prototypes through production, including:
Process selection is based on part geometry, material and production volume.
Material recommendations consider strength, corrosion resistance and appearance.
Provide dimensioned 2D drawings and a 3D model.
Yes. Engineers review bend radii, hole-to-edge distances, forming features and welded structures and recommend design improvements.
Yes. We support single samples, low- and medium-volume runs and ongoing production.
Yes. MIG, TIG and spot welding, along with mechanical assembly, are available for complete sheet metal assemblies.
The general thickness range is 0.5–12 mm. Available thicknesses depend on the material and process.
Samples typically take 3–5 working days; low-volume runs typically take 5–10 working days. Final lead times depend on the process and quantity.
Email our team to discuss confidentiality requirements before sending sensitive drawings. NDAs are available.
