Sheet Metal Parts Supplier — Built for Speed, Accuracy & Value

Precision isn’t optional. As a sheet metal parts supplier, we combine DFM-first reviews, stable processes, and clear checkpoints to deliver parts that fit right the first time—on schedule and within budget.

Materials & Finishes — Selected for Performance

• Aluminum (5052/6061): light, corrosion-resistant; ideal for enclosures and heat-sinks.
• Stainless (304/316): strength + hygiene for food, medical, and outdoor use.
• CRS/galvanized: cost-effective strength for brackets and frames.
• Brass/Copper: conductivity for electrical and EMI parts.
• Finishes: powder coat, brush, anodize, zinc/nickel, e-coat; parts ship line-ready.

How We Build Reliability Into Every Part

• Laser/turret: clean profiles, burr control, optimized nests for material yield.
• CNC press brake: consistent bend radii/angles with documented setups.
• Hardware insertion: in-line PEM®/clinch fasteners to simplify assembly.
• TIG/MIG/spot & riveting: distortion-managed assemblies, cosmetic A-surfaces protected.
• Assembly & packaging: kitted or sub-assembled to your line sequence.

Tolerances & Quality Control

• Typical: features ±0.10 mm, bends ±0.5°, flatness per print; tighter on request.
• Inspection: height gauges, pin gauges, weld checks; CMM/SPC on critical dims.
• Docs: FAI/PPAP available; full traceability for materials and finishes.

Mini Case — Telecom Wall Bracket

A telecom client needed a compact wall bracket with M5 hardware, high flatness, and a matte black A-surface. We swapped welded nuts for PEM® inserts, added bend reliefs, and tuned the brake program. Outcome: faster assembly, improved cosmetics, and a 6–8% cost reduction at scale.

Capabilities Snapshot

• Cutting: laser, turret punching (forming, louvers, countersinks).
• Forming: CNC bending, hems, joggles, lances, tabs.
• Joining: TIG/MIG/spot, riveting, stud welding.
• Finishing: powder coat (RAL), anodize (Type II/III), zinc/nickel, brushing.

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NDA & IP Protection

Your drawings, tooling data, and process docs remain confidential and are never shared without written approval. NDAs welcome.