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Why Choose Us?

 

Quality products: We implement different test methods to check the conditions of products for the samples. Once it's done and checked, everything has reached the standard, then we would put into production immediately to ensure the lead time.


Wide range of products: We have rich experience and mature technology, so our products offered comes in more than 500 types. Our main production and processing are metal stamping parts, sheet metal parts, welding assembly parts, vehicle processing parts, fasteners and plastic parts.


Advanced equipment: Our maximum punch is 400T and we own several robot welding machines. Our stamping machine is from 5Ton to 400Ton(Our max punch 400Ton),we can stamp steel with 12-16mm thickness.


Professional team: Since the establishment of our factory for over 20 years, we have been absorbing lots of professionals and technicians committed to the development and continuous improvement of product quality.

 

Understanding Sheet Metal Fabrication Parts

 

 

Sheet metal fabrication parts are thin, flat pieces of metal that undergo various fabrication processes to achieve specific shapes and sizes. These processes primarily involve cutting, bending, and assembling the metal sheets to form the desired component. The metals commonly used for sheet metal parts include steel, aluminum, copper, brass, and stainless steel, each chosen for its unique properties and suitability for particular applications.

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Material: Stainless Steel . Application: Construction . Process: stamping, laser cutting, cnc
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Material: Stainless Steel . Surface treatment: Plain . Process: Laser Cutting \Bending\ Welding
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Material: Stainless Steel . Surface treatment: Painting\Powder Coating\Plating\Polishing . Process:
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Material: Stainless Steel . Surface treatment: Plain . Process: Laser Cutting \Bending\ Welding
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Material: Stainless Steel\Carbon Steel\Aluminum . Thickness: 0.1mm-12mm . Surface treatment:
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Material: Stainless Steel\Carbon Steel\Aluminum . Thickness: 0.1mm-12mm . Surface treatment:
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Material: Stainless Steel . Surface treatment: Zinc . Application: Funiture,Industrial,Hardware,ect
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Material: Stainless Steel\Carbon Steel\Aluminum . Thickness: 0.1mm-12mm . Surface treatment:
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Material: Stainless Steel\Carbon Steel\Aluminum . Thickness: 0.1mm-12mm . Surface treatment:
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Sheet Metal Fabrication Machine Stamping Bending Process

Material: Stainless Steel\Carbon Steel\Aluminum . Thickness: 0.1mm-12mm . Surface treatment:
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Material: Stainless steel . Process: punching, stamping, deep drawing, forming, cnc . Surface
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Applications of Sheet Metal Fabrication Parts

 

 

Sheet metal fabrication parts find application in a wide range of industries and products:


Automotive industry: From car bodies to exhaust systems, sheet metal fabrication parts are extensively used in the automotive sector due to their strength and lightweight characteristics.


Construction sector: Sheet metal fabrication parts are vital in the construction of buildings, bridges, and infrastructure due to their durability and ability to withstand harsh environmental conditions.


Electronics and appliances: Devices like computers, refrigerators, and air conditioners rely on sheet metal fabrication parts for their outer casings and internal components.


Aerospace industry: Sheet metal fabrication parts are crucial in aircraft manufacturing, providing aerodynamic and structural components.


Medical equipment: Many medical devices and equipment are crafted from sheet metal fabrication due to its hygienic properties and ease of cleaning.


Consumer goods: Various everyday items like metal furniture, kitchenware, and decorative pieces are made using sheet metal fabrication.

 

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About Sheet Metal Fabrication Parts and Features

Sheetmetal mode: Using a specialized sheet metal fabrication environment.


Assembly mode: Using a top-down approach.


Conversion: Converting from a solid part.


Sheet metal fabrication parts are solid models that can be represented in either sheet metal fabrication form or as a flat model. These parts are of uniform thickness and can be modified by adding features. Features include walls, cuts, rips, bends, unbends, bend backs, forms, notches, punches, and relief. You can also create solid features, including chamfers, holes, rounds, and solid cuts, and apply patterns, copy, and mirror operations. You can also get information about the part, calculate its mass, and analyze the engineering.


Sheet metal fabrication parts have both driving and offset surfaces. The side (depth) surfaces are formed only after the model is successfully regenerated. The driving side is highlighted in green by default and the offset side is white, indicating thickness. When placing a feature, best practice is to select flat surfaces as references. When no flat surface is available, use an edge.

 

The Characteristics of Sheet Metal Fabrication Process
 

Sheet metal processing power density: Workpiece absorption sheet metal processing temperature rapidly rising and melting or vaporization, even if the melting point is high, high hardness and brittle materials can also be used sheet metal processing.

 

Sheet metal processing beam is easy to control: Easy to be combined with precision machinery, precision measurement technology and electronic computer, to achieve a high degree of automation and achieve high processing accuracy.

 

Sheet metal processing convenient and flexible: In the harsh environment or other people are difficult to approach the place, can be used for sheet metal processing robot.

 

Sheet metal processing and wide applicable scope: Sheet metal processing of beam divergence angle is less than 1 mm arc, spot diameter can be small to micron, time can be short to nanosecond and picosecond, at the same time, large sheet metal processing of continuous output power to kw to 10 kw level again, because a lot of welding method used in industrial production, according to the characteristics of the welding process can be divided into three categories.

 

Fusion welding: The common characteristic of this kind of welding method is that the joint of the welding parts is heated to the melting state by local heating method, and the welding parts are fused with each other and condensed together.Common arc welding, gas welding belongs to this category.

 

Pressure welding: The common characteristic of this kind of welding method is that, whether the welding is heated or not, certain pressure is applied to make the two bonding surfaces close contact, promote the nodular effect between atoms, so as to obtain the firm link of the two weldments.Resistance welding and friction welding belong to this category.

 

Brazing: It has similarities with fusion welding, but also can obtain a strong link, but there is an essential difference between the two.In this square method, the solder with a lower melting point than the solder is heated together with the solder, so that the solder melts, while the solder itself does not melt. The liquid solder is used to wet the solder, fill the gap of the joint, and diffuse with the solder to realize the combination with the solid metal to be welded, and the condensation is connected with each other.

 

Fusion welding: The common characteristic of this kind of welding method is that the joint of the welding parts is heated to the melting state by local heating method, and they fuse with each other and are combined with each other after condensation. Common ARC welding, gas welding belongs to this category.

 

Pressure welding: The common characteristic of this kind of welding method is that, whether the welding is heated or not, certain pressure is applied to make the two bonding surfaces close contact, promote the nodular effect between atoms, so as to obtain the firm link of the two weldments. Resistance welding and friction welding belong to this category.

 

Brazing: It has similarities with fusion welding, but also can obtain a strong link, but there is an essential difference between the two.In this square method, the solder with a lower melting point than the solder is heated together with the solder, so that the solder melts, while the solder itself does not melt. The liquid solder is used to wet the solder, fill the gap of the joint, and diffuse with the solder to realize the combination with the solid metal to be welded, and the condensation is connected with each other.

 

Materials Available for Sheet Metal Fabrication Parts
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4130 Chromoly: Used to build roll cages in race cars, 4130 is a super strong high carbon steel.


6061 Aluminum: One of the most commonly used alloys of aluminum, 6061 is a good balance of strength and low cost.


5052 Aluminum: An excellent choice when bending aluminum is needed.


2024 Aluminum: Strong aluminum used a lot in aerospace for its fatigue resistance.


7075 Aluminum: The strongest aluminum we offer.


AR400/AR500: These two steels are known for their ability to resist abrasion. AR400/AR500 are used a lot in heavy digging equipment and gun targets.


Brass: Beautiful and functional, brass is used as a bushing material for its self-lubricating properties, in electrical applications for its electrical conductivity and in decorative applications for its appearance.


Mild Carbon Steel: An inexpensive workhorse material. Mild carbon steel is strong, bendable, weldable.


Copper: Similar to brass, copper has excellent electrical conductivity. It is also used in heat sinks for its thermal conductivity (even better than aluminum) and in decorative applications.


304 and 316 Stainless Steel: Known for their excellent corrosion resistance. 304 and 316 stainless steel are a good option in marine environments where even coated mild steel will eventually rust.


Grade 2 and 5 Titanium: The lightweight of aluminum, the strength of steel and the corrosion resistance of stainless. Used a lot in high end applications like aerospace and automotive racing.


1075 Spring Steel: Thin and springy! Used to make springs and light duty cutting edges.


G90 Steel: A thin carbon steel with a hot-dipped galvanized coating for excellent corrosion resistance. Useful for forming enclosures.

 

Benefits of Sheet Metal Fabrication Parts
 

Easy maintenance
As metal is an excellent conductor of heat, it helps keep sensitive electronics in the engine bay cool and prevents them from overheating. Metal parts are also resistant to damage from oil, fuels, and other chemicals meaning they require very little maintenance over their lifespan.

 

Suitable for complex designs
Metal materials can be easily shaped and formed into complex shapes for intricate designs that would not be possible with alternative materials.

 

Cost-effective and recyclable
In comparison to other materials, metal is often cheaper to work with as it requires fewer specialized tools, machines, and processes to create a finished part or component. Furthermore, many metals such as aluminum, steel, or iron can be recycled or upcycled for use in other parts, making them an environmentally friendly option for car owners.
Metal materials tend to have a longer lifespan than other types of material and are much more resistant to wear and tear from everyday use.

 

 

Methods to Prevent Corrosion of Sheet Metal Fabrication Parts

 

 

The rusting of iron can be prevented by greasing, painting, galvanizing, anodizing, or oiling the surface. These methods can be classified into the following categories:


Galvanization: Galvanized metal is coated with a thin layer of zinc to protect it against corrosion. The zinc oxidizes when it is exposed to air creating a protective coating on the metal surface.


Alloying: It is the method of improving the properties of a metal by mixing the metal with another metal or nonmetal. When iron is alloyed with chromium and nickel in stainless steel is obtained. Stainless steel does not rust at all.


Painting: Rusting of iron can be easily prevented by coating the surface with paint which protects iron from air and moisture.


Greasing/Oiling: When some grease oil is applied to the surface of an iron object, then air and moisture cannot come in contact with it, and hence rusting is prevented.

 

 
Our Factory
 

 

Our company is developing step by step led by Mr.ZHANGXIONG. We moved to our new plant last 2015, Supported by Robot Welding Machines and max 400Ton press. Our main production and processing are metal stamping parts, sheet metal parts, welding assembly parts, vehicle processing parts, fasteners and plastic parts. Our maximum punch is 400T and we own several robot welding machines. Since the establishment of our factory for over 20 years, we have been absorbing lots of professionals and technicians committed to the development and continuous improvement of product quality. We have rich experience and mature technology, so our products offered comes in more than 500 types. More than 90% are exported to European and American countries.

 

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FAQ
 
 

Q: What is the difference between sheet metal and fabrication?

A: Metal fabrication is a broad term that encompasses a wide range of activities, from welding and CNC machining to assembly and finishing. Sheet metal fabrication is a subset of metal fabrication that specifically refers to the processing of large pieces of sheet metal into various shapes and sizes.

Q: What do you mean by sheet metal fabrication?

A: Metal fabrication is the creation of metal structures by cutting, bending and assembling processes. It is a value-added process involving the creation of machines, parts, and structures from various raw materials.

Q: Is welding the same as sheet metal fabrication?

A: Many people refer to welding and metal fabrication as if they're two different words for the same process. While both processes require working with metal, the terms are not interchangeable. Metal fabrication can be described as the process of creating a product out of metal. Welding is often a part of that process.

Q: What is meant by sheet metal?

A: Sheet metal is metal that is formed into thin, flat pieces. Sheet metal is generally produced in sheets less than 6 mm. It is one of the fundamental forms used in metalworking and can be cut and bent into a variety of different shapes. Thicknesses can vary significantly.

Q: What are the characteristics of sheet metal?

A: There are generally three types of metal used for sheet work – all with their own unique benefits and drawbacks that see them used in particular areas. You'll find varying levels of typical sheet metal traits such as formability, weldability, corrosion resistance, strength, weight and cost.

Q: What are the characteristics ofsheet metal fabrication process?

A: Process characteristics: Cold working hardens the metal through the process of strain hardening, also known as work hardening. This occurs as the metal's crystal structure is deformed and new stress points are introduced. Applications: Cold rolling of sheet metal, cold forging, and wire drawing are typical examples.

Q: How are most sheet metal fabrication parts made?

A: Two of the most common are CNC mills, which are automated cutting machines, and CNC lathes which are used to turn round or bar parts. These machining technologies are commonly sought when manufacturing complex metal parts that require accuracy and detail since they are precise and repeatable.

Q: Why metal is the best material?

A: Conductivity: Compared to polymers, metals have superior thermal and electrical conductivity, making them the best choice for applications requiring heat dissipation or electrical conductivity. Hardness: Metals can withstand wear and tear better than polymers because they are typically harder materials.

Q: Why is sheet metal fabrication parts so durable?

A: As with all elements, metals are composed of atoms. The strength of metals suggests that these atoms are held together by strong bonds. These bonds must also allow atoms to move; otherwise how could metals be hammered into sheets or drawn into wires.

Q: How do you clean sheet metal fabrication parts parts?

A: Regular dish soap and warm water will clean off any of the surface dirt or grime. After that, rub a lemon over the surface to restore the shine. A soft cloth soaked in white vinegar will also do the trick!

Q: How to make sheet metal fabrication parts shiny again?

A: A 50-50 solution of distilled white vinegar and water is an effective cleaner for most tarnished metals. You can also use a paste of 1 cup of vinegar, 1 ½ cups of flour, and 1 teaspoon of salt to coat the item and then buff it off with a soft cloth.

Q: What are 3 ways to protect sheet metal fabrication parts from corrosion?

A: The rusting of iron can be prevented by greasing, painting, galvanizing, anodizing, or oiling the surface. These methods can be classified into the following categories: Galvanization: Galvanized metal is coated with a thin layer of zinc to protect it against corrosion.

Q: What are 3 ways to preserve sheet metal fabrication parts?

A: You have learnt three methods of protecting ferrous metals against corrosion: painting, galvanisation and electroplating. Protecting metals against corrosion makes the metals last longer, which could reduce the need for mining. You can also easily reuse a rusted piece of metal if you clean the rust off and paint it.

Q: How do you refresh sheet metal fabrication parts?

A: Salt and hot water to cover all the metal items. You'll notice tiny bubbles rising to the surface, which is a sign that the solution is working. Soak for 15-30 minutes. For heavily rusted metal items, add vinegar and dishwashing soap to remove any tarnishing.

Q: How do you seal sheet metal fabrication parts so it doesn't rust?

A: All you need to do is sand away the areas affected by rust (you may need to use a wire brush if the rust has begun to cause scaling), apply a protective coating like oil or dry coat, and then seal the area in with a rust-preventing paint or clear coat.

Q: How are sheet metal fabrication parts machined?

A: The controlled process of cutting a piece of raw material and creating a desired final shape and size is known as machining. Metal machining uses milling machines, lathes, drill presses and various other machines to manufacture shapes in a wide variety of metals.

Q: How to protect sheet metal fabrication parts from corrosion?

A: The rusting of iron can be prevented by greasing, painting, galvanizing, anodizing, or oiling the surface. These methods can be classified into the following categories: Galvanization: Galvanized metal is coated with a thin layer of zinc to protect it against corrosion.

Q: What are metal parts made of?

A: Soft metals: Aluminum, magnesium, brass, and copper.
Aluminum component turned on a lathe.
Magnesium thixomolded part before post-processing.
An aerospace component machined from copper.
Cylindrical designs are typically turned on a lathe.
Stainless steel gears before and after bead blasting.

Q: How do you connect sheet metal fabrication parts?

A: Ways to join metal parts
Different metal joining methods.
Riveting. One of the most popular metal joining methods for assembling metal parts is riveting.
Soldering. In soldering, a filler metal is used to join metal parts.
Brazing.
Adhesive.

Q: How are sheet metal fabrication parts cast?

A: Metal casting is a manufacturing process that involves pouring molten metal into a mold to create a 3D metal piece. Once the metal and the mold have both cooled, the metal object is extracted, deburred, machined, and finished.

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