Precision Sheet Metal Fabrication
Precision sheet metal fabrication with in house design and prototyping, tailored solutions and comprehensive after sales support.
- ProcessesLaser cutting, plasma cutting, waterjet cutting, CNC punching, CNC bending, welding, assembling
- MaterialsAluminum, steel, stainless steel, brass and copper
- FinishesAnodized, sandblasted, polished, powder coated, electroplated
- InspectionFirst piece inspection, in-process and final inspection
- VolumesRepetitive, low to high volume and high mix production runs
Category: Sheet Metal Fab
Product Overview
Precision sheet metal fabrication turns flat material into finished parts through cutting, punching, bending, welding and finishing. The word precision earns its place when hole to bend dimensions hold across an entire batch, not just on the first part.
We use current machinery and technology, which supports both accuracy and faster production, and our team of engineers, designers and skilled operators each play a part in the quality of the finished product.
Key Benefits
Modern Machinery and Technology
Accuracy and precision supported by faster production times.
Experienced Team
Engineers, designers and skilled operators who each contribute to product quality.
Custom Solutions
Specific designs, materials and finishes worked out with you rather than imposed.
In House Design and Prototyping
Visualise the final product and adjust before full scale production begins.
Comprehensive After Sales Support
The relationship does not end at the sale; concerns are addressed promptly.
Sustainable Practices
Efficient material use and energy conscious production processes.
Application Scenarios and Who It Is For
- Equipment enclosures and chassis
- Machine guards and covers
- Mounting plates and panels
- Automotive and electronics housings
- Medical equipment panels
- Industrial frames and brackets
If your application is not listed, send the drawing anyway. Most of our work arrives as a part nobody else wanted to quote.
Technical Specifications
| Processes | Laser cutting, plasma cutting, waterjet cutting, CNC punching, CNC bending, welding, assembling |
|---|---|
| Materials | Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, brass and copper |
| Finishes | Anodized, sandblasted, polished, powder coated, electroplated |
| Inspection | First piece inspection, in-process and final inspection |
| Volumes | Repetitive, low to high volume and high mix production runs |
| Support | In house design, prototyping and after sales support |
Manufacturing Process and Quality Control
Drawing Review
Our engineers review manufacturability, confirm tolerances and raise anything in the drawing that would cause a problem before production starts.
Sample Approval
Free samples are offered prior to mass production, with first piece inspection recorded against your drawing.
Production Control
In-process inspection at a set frequency during the run, using the coordinate measuring machine and gauges in our inspection room.
Surface Treatment
Anodizing, sand blasting, polishing, electroplating and powder coating applied in house after deburring and cleaning.
Final Inspection
The finished lot is checked against the drawing before packing, with certification issued for the stages you require.
Packing and Delivery
Protective packing appropriate to the part, dispatched within the agreed delivery date.
Customization Options
- Material — specify a grade from our catalog, or describe the function and our engineers will recommend one.
- Tolerance — standard machining tolerance is 0.005 to 0.01 mm; tighter callouts are discussed at quotation.
- Surface finish — anodized, sand blasted, polished, electroplated, powder coated or as machined.
- Marking — laser engraving and CNC engraving for part numbers and logos.
- Quantity — from a single prototype through to long production contracts.
- Certification — certification provided at each stage on request.
Product Gallery
Product FAQ
Do you prototype before production?
Yes. In house design and prototyping lets you see the final product and make adjustments before full scale production.
Can you weld and assemble sub assemblies?
Yes, welding and assembling are part of the service, so you can receive a finished unit rather than loose parts.
What happens if there is a problem after delivery?
We offer comprehensive after sales support and address concerns promptly rather than treating the sale as the end of the relationship.
How do I order this part?
Do you offer free samples?
Yes, free samples are offered prior to mass production so you can confirm the part before committing to a run.
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