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Sheet metal assemblies involve joining multiple sheet metal components through a variety of processes, such as welding or riveting, to create an assembled final product.

Punching is a process that combines a punch tool with a bottom die and uses a pressing force to cut part profiles and form metal sheets into specific shapes and patterns.

Capabilities & Design Guidelines ▾

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Our sheet metal fabrication service enables you get a quote in minutes and have your parts delivered in days. We offer 3D visualized Design for Manufacturability (DFM) feedback to help you manage project costs and receive actionable design insights. With a broad range of fabrication and finishing capabilities, our powerful combination of technology and skilled operators produce precision quality parts whether your project has one component or many.

Press brake forming uses a matching punch and die set and the application of force along a straight axis, producing linear bends on metal sheets.

Laser cutting is a subtractive manufacturing process that uses a high-powered and focused laser beam to create precise cuts in sheet metal materials.

Capabilities & Design Guidelines ▾

Capabilities & Design Guidelines ▾

· Aluminum (1)

· Brass (2)

· Copper (3)

· Electrical enclosure

· Parts for computer electronics

· Chassis

· Brackets

Sheet metal is a versatile manufacturing process for a range of metal components. The process can support high-volume commodity products and low-volume, one-of-a-kind applications. Common sheet metal parts include:

· Stainless Steel (4)

· Steel: CR Non-treated (5)

· Steel: CR Galvanneal and CR Galvanized (6)

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· Cabinets

· Mounts

· Appliances

We offer an average one-day upload-to-quote lead time (simple design quoting in as fast as one hour). Easily configure part specifications like material selection, and finishing options.

All sheet metal parts are made in China with secondary operations such as hardware placement, welding, and finishing done in-house or locally by an approved vendor.

Quality parts are delivered within our five-day standard lead time. Our manufacturing network offers volume discounts for lower unit costs.

Work with our team of engineering experts that offer technical design guidance and can inform you on manufacturability and cost-saving opportunities.

With more than 200 machines all under one roof, we’re dedicated to continuously evolving our capabilities.

During the sheet metal fabrication process, thin sheet metal stock is placed on a flat bed where a laser cutter (1) draws programmed part patterns. Depending on the part geometry, a sheet metal punch (2) can form additional features. Once the parts are deburred, they move to the press brake (3) where they are formed into the final geometries. Additional secondary operations are often used to finish the sheet metal parts.

Start your production project today with dedicated support from our manufacturing team.

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