Sheet Metal Materials We Fabricate
Four material families cover almost every enclosure and fabricated part we make. Choosing between them is a corrosion, weight and cost decision — and it changes how the part is processed.
Materials and How They Behave
Each guide covers the grades we use, the thickness range, the forming and welding implications, and the finishing options available.
Aluminum Sheet Metal Fabrication
Aluminum sheet metal fabrication in 5052, 6061 and 6063: laser cutting, CNC bending, welding and anodising for lightweight enclosures and housings.
View pageStainless Steel Fabrication
Stainless steel sheet metal fabrication in 304 and 316L: laser cutting, TIG welding and finishes from #4 brushed to sanitary, for food and outdoor use.
View pageCold-Rolled and Galvanized Steel
Cold-rolled SPCC and galvanized SGCC / SECC sheet metal fabrication: cutting, forming and finishing for enclosures, cabinets and precision parts.
View pageSheet Metal Material Selection Guide
How to choose sheet metal for an enclosure: cold-rolled, galvanized, stainless and aluminum compared on corrosion, strength, forming and finishing cost.
View pageThe Plant Behind Every Operation
Cut, Form, Weld, Finish and Ship In-House
Keeping the operations under one roof means one dimensional reference, one set of documentation and one point of contact. Your drawing goes through DFM review, laser cutting, press brake forming, welding and assembly, surface finishing and export packing without being handed between suppliers — which is what keeps lead times predictable and tolerances consistent from the first part to the last.
Every quotation states the scope it covers: material, thickness, operations, finishing and packing. Where a drawing raises a manufacturing risk, we say so before cutting rather than after.
Send Us Your Drawing
Tell us what you need made, the environment it works in and the quantity — we will return engineering feedback and a quotation, typically within 24 hours on working days.