Custom Sheet Metal Fabrication Solutions
At XMAKE, our sheet metal fabrication services are synonymous with consistency, reliability, and quality. We provide a diverse array of materials and finishing options, meticulously crafted to suit the distinct requirements of your applications.
- Fast 3-day Lead Time
- Free Quote with 12-hour DFM Review
- ISO 9001:2015-certified
- Delivery Nationwide as Fast as 24 Hours
- Low-Volume Manufacturing
- Superior Quality Assurance
Sheet Metal Processes at XMAKE
Welding
Permanent Metal Joining for Automotive and Construction Applications.
Punching
Efficient Hole and Shape Formation for Ventilation and Control Panels.
Bending
Material-Conserving Metal Shaping for Furniture and Office Equipment.
Laser Cutting
High-Speed Precision Cutting for Electronics and Art.
Metal Finishing
Corrosion Protection and Aesthetic Enhancement for Aerospace and Decorative Pieces.
Sheet Metal Materials Selection
Optional Materials
Aluminum
Aluminum is characterized by its lightweight, high strength, excellent electrical conductivity, and thermal conductivity, making it commonly used for the production of lightweight structural components.
AL6061 / AL5052 / AL1010 / AL1060 / AL6063
Copper
Copper is primarily used for electrical connections and heat dissipation components due to copper's excellent electrical and thermal conductivity.
CU1020 / CU1100 / CU2100 / CU2200 / CU2300 / CU2400 / CU2600
Steel
Steel is one of the most commonly used sheet metal materials. Known for its high strength, lightweight, good overall rigidity, and strong deformation capacity, it is extensively used in construction, manufacturing, and everyday life.
SPCC / SHCC / SECC / SGCC / SPTE
Stainless Steel
Stainless steel plate boasts good corrosion resistance, high-temperature tolerance, and aesthetic appeal, and it is widely applied in cookware, medical devices, architecture, and other fields.
SUS304 / SUS301 / SUS430 / SUS316
Brass
Brass, a copper-zinc alloy, has high strength and good cold and hot workability, commonly used in the manufacture of valves, pipe fittings, and more.
C27400 / C28000
Aluminum Extrusion
Aluminum extrusions are aluminum materials with specific cross-sectional shapes formed through extrusion processing, widely used in construction, transportation, mechanical equipment, and other fields.
1050 / 2011 / 6061 / 6063
Beryllium Copper Alloy
Beryllium copper, an alloy of copper and beryllium, has extremely high strength and good electrical conductivity, often used in the production of precision resistors, contactors, etc.
C17410 / C17450 / C17460 / C17500 / C17510
- We can source any other material on request, but quotes take up to 48 hours.
Sheet Metal Fabrication Surface Finishes
Surface Treatment
Materials
Color Range
Texture
Thickness Impact
Spraying (Paint Coating)
Steel, Aluminum
Customizable
Smooth or textured
Typically increases by a few microns to several tens of microns
Anodizing
Aluminum Alloy
Silver, black, blue, etc.
High hardness, corrosion-resistant
Depending on the thickness of the oxide layer
Electroplating
Copper, Nickel, Chrome, etc.
Silver, gold, color, etc.
High luster, wear-resistant
Increases by a few microns to several hundred microns
Powder Coating
Steel, Aluminum
Wide color selection
Hard and rust-resistant
Increases by about 60-100 microns
Hot-dip Galvanizing
Low Carbon Steel
Silver-white
Strong rust resistance
Increases by about 3-25 microns
Stainless Steel Polishing
Stainless Steel
Glossy or matte
Glossy or matte finish
Does not affect original thickness
Laser Engraving
Various Metals
N/A
Fine patterns or text by removing material
Material thickness is reduced
*Note: This table outlines typical surface treatments; actual specifications may vary by manufacturer, technology, and customer needs.
Sheet Metal Fabrication Tolerances
Size Range
Tolerance Grade
Metric Tolerance
Imperial Tolerance
Hole Diameter
≤10 mm
>10-30 mm
>30-50 mm
H7
H7
H8
±0.015 mm
±0.025 mm
±0.030 mm
±0.0006 in
±0.0010 in
±0.0012 in
Shaft Diameters
All
0.2mm/m
0.2mm/m
0.0079 in/ft
Angle
All
±1°
±1°
±1°
Hardware Position
All
±0.5 mm
±0.5 mm
±0.020 in
Bending Width
≤5 mm
>5-10 mm
>10 mm
±0.2 mm
±0.3 mm
±0.5 mm
±0.2 mm
±0.3 mm
±0.5 mm
±0.008 in
±0.012 in
±0.020 in
*Note: These tolerance tables are a general guide; actual tolerances may differ based on design specs, material attributes, production methods, and equipment precision.
Sheet Metal Fabrication Steps at XMAKE
Upload File
Start by uploading your CAD files securely to our platform.
Design Feedback
Start by uploading your CAD files securely to our platform.
Rapid Prototype
Quickly turn designs into prototypes with state-of-the-art technology.
Premium Quality
Guaranteed high-quality production, ISO 9001:2018 certified for excellence.
24/7 Supported Guidance
Experience continuous support and guidance throughout the manufacturing process.
Simplified Entry into Sheet Metal Fabrication Production
Achieve high-volume production of end-use parts with comprehensive support from our team of sheet metal fabrication experts. Benefit from competitive unit pricing through economies of scale, and secure the necessary quality certifications to ensure your products are market-ready for customers.
Cost-effective Sheet Metal Fabrication for Diverse Industries
Robotics
Aerospace
Automotive
Consumer Products
Medical Devices
Why Choose XMAKE’s Sheet Metal Fabrication Services
State-of-the-Art Equipment
Customers select XMAKE for our advanced tech and equipment in sheet metal fabrication, ensuring precise, efficient production of top-grade metal components that exceed industry standards.
Customization and Flexibility
XMAKE excels in customization, offering tailored sheet metal solutions that precisely meet diverse client specs, ensuring unique project needs are fully addressed.
Rapid Prototyping and Short Lead Times
Clients choose XMAKE for our rapid prototyping and swift lead times, prioritizing speed without sacrificing product quality to meet market demands quickly.
Quality Assurance and Post-Processing Services
Our services feature thorough quality checks and post-processing like powder coating and anodizing, guaranteeing products that surpass expectations in quality and performance.
High-precision Sheet Metal Parts Made by XMAKE
XMAKE Customer Success: Solving Challenges Together
Rapid Precision Prototyping
XMAKE’s exacting sheet metal fabrication rapidly actualized our intricate prototype designs with remarkable precision. Their swift response was key to streamlining our project schedules.
John Doe
Head of Procurement, AutoTech Innovations
Transformative Eco-Construction Partnership
Collaborating with XMAKE was transformative for our eco-friendly construction initiatives. Their metalworking proficiency and prompt delivery were instrumental in surmounting logistical challenges, ensuring project continuity.
Emily Smith
Project Manager, GreenBuild Solutions
Pioneering Solutions with Expedited Service
XMAKE’s pioneering sheet metal solutions markedly improved our product casing design, delivering both expedited service and superior quality. Their capacity to adhere to stringent deadlines while maintaining accuracy was exemplary.
Alex Smith
Director of Product Development, TechGadget Corp
Sheet Metal Fabrication FAQs
1. Can You Fabricate Complex and Custom-Designed Sheet Metal Parts?
Yes, advanced fabrication techniques and technologies allow for the creation of complex and custom-designed sheet metal parts. We work closely with clients to understand their designs and specifications to deliver accurate results.
2. What Post-Processing Services Are Available for Sheet Metal Products?
Post-processing services include powder coating, anodizing, painting, sandblasting, and assembly. These services are crucial for enhancing the durability, appearance, and functionality of the finished product.
3. What Are the Main Techniques Used in Sheet Metal Fabrication?
The main techniques include cutting (laser, plasma, or water jet), bending (using brakes or roll forming), welding, punching, and forming. Each technique serves a different purpose in shaping and assembling the metal.
4. How Do I Know If My Design Is Suitable for Sheet Metal Fabrication?
A design is suitable for sheet metal fabrication if it considers material properties, manufacturing tolerances, and the capabilities of fabrication processes. It should also allow for material removal, bending, and joining without causing structural weaknesses.
5. What Are the Benefits of Using Sheet Metal Fabrication for My Project?
Benefits include high precision, repeatability, and the ability to create complex shapes from a single piece of material. Sheet metal fabrication also allows for cost-effective mass production and is suitable for a wide range of applications, from automotive to aerospace.
6. How Do I Get a Quote for My Sheet Metal Fabrication Project?
To get a quote, provide detailed specifications of your project, including the material type, dimensions, quantity, and any specific processes required (cutting, bending, etc.). Some manufacturers may require 2D drawings or 3D models for accurate quoting.
7. What Are the Typical Lead Times for Sheet Metal Fabrication Projects?
Lead times for sheet metal fabrication projects can vary based on the complexity of the design, the production volume, and the fabrication processes involved. Simple projects may be completed within days, while more complex or large-scale orders could take weeks.
8. How Can I Ensure the Quality of My Sheet Metal Fabricated Parts?
Quality can be ensured through proper communication of specifications, adherence to industry standards, and the use of quality control measures such as inspections, tests, and certifications. Working with a reputable manufacturer that provides quality assurance is also crucial.
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