Laser cutting harnesses high-power lasers to precisely cut sheet metals, providing rapid processing and enabling the creation of intricate designs with smooth finishes and precise tolerances.
Plasma cutting involves slicing through electrically conductive materials using a rapid jet of hot plasma. Particularly suited for thick materials, this method provides high-speed, cost-effective, and efficient solutions for large-scale industrial metal fabrication.
Bending, a flexible sheet metal fabrication technique, shapes materials into V-shapes, U-shapes, and channel shapes with remarkable precision and repeatability, requiring minimal setup costs. Ideal for intricate geometries.
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Name | Description | Materials | Color | Texture | More |
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Brushing | Brushing, a surface treatment method, embellishes workpieces with decorative lines achieved by grinding, culminating in a stunning and aesthetically pleasing finish. | Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Steel, ABS,etc | N/A | Satin | |
Sand Blast | Sandblasting employs high-speed sand flow to cleanse and roughen a product's surface, aiming to attain precise levels of cleanliness and variable roughness on the workpiece surface. | All Metal Materials, Plastic | N/A | Matte | |
Polishing | Polishing, a mechanical surface treatment method, employs abrasives or buffing wheels to eliminate imperfections, refine surfaces, and elevate the appearance of materials, resulting in a glossy and reflective finish. | All Materials | N/A | Smooth | |
Anodizing | Anodizing is a surface treatment technique specifically designed for aluminum and its alloys. It generates a protective layer that enhances corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and hardness, simultaneously altering the material's surface appearance. | Aluminum, Titanium | Clear, Yellow, Green, Blue, Black, etc | Smooth, matte finish. | |
Electroplating | Electroplating serves functional, decorative, and corrosion-related functions, and is widely utilized across diverse industries. For example, the automotive industry frequently utilizes chrome-plating for steel automobile components. | Aluminum, Steel, Stainless Steel | Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper, Brass, Zinc, Chrome | Smooth, glossy finish | |
Powder Coating | Powder coating is a method of applying dry powder onto metal surfaces, usually via electrostatic means. Subsequently, the coated metal undergoes curing through either heating or exposure to ultraviolet light, resulting in a resilient and visually appealing finish. | Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Steel,etc | Custom | Gloss, matte or semi-gloss | |
Passivation | Passivation is a process applied to stainless steel to bolster its corrosion resistance. This entails submerging the metal in an acid solution to eliminate contaminants and promote the formation of a protective oxide layer on the surface, thereby averting rust and corrosion. | Stainess Steel | N/A | Matte | |
Electroless Plating | Electroless plating is a chemical process that deposits metal onto a substrate without the need for an external electrical current. This method initiates a catalytic reaction between the substrate and a metal ion solution, resulting in the formation of a uniform and strongly adherent coating. | Metal, Plastic | Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper, Brass, Zinc, Chrome | Smooth, glossy finish | |
Silkscreen Printing | Electroless plating is a chemical process that deposits metal onto a substrate without the need for an external electrical current. This method initiates a catalytic reaction between the substrate and a metal ion solution, resulting in the formation of a uniform and strongly adherent coating. | Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Steel | Varies |
Design and draw the parts drawing of its sheet metal parts, also called three-dimensional view, its function is to express the structure of its sheet metal parts in the form of drawings.
That is to expand a complex structural part into a flat piece
There are many ways, the main ones are as follows:
a. Shearing machine cutting is to use the shearing machine to cut out the length and width dimensions of the unfolded diagram. If there are punching holes or corner cutting, then turn to the punch machine to punch holes and corner cutting to form.
b. Punch blanking is to use a punch to punch out the flat structure of the unfolded parts on the plate in one or more steps. Its advantages are short working hours, high efficiency, and can reduce processing costs. It is often used in mass production. arrive.
c. NC blanking. When NC blanking, you must first write a CNC machining program. That is to use programming software to write the drawn expansion diagram into a program that can be recognized by the NC CNC machining machine. Let it follow these programs step by step. On the iron plate, the structural shape of the flat piece is punched out.
d. Laser blanking. It uses laser cutting to cut out the structural shape of the flat piece on an iron plate.
Flanging is also called drilling. It is to draw a slightly larger hole on a smaller base hole, and then tap the hole. This can increase its strength and avoid slippage. It is generally used for thinner plates. For sheet metal processing, when the plate thickness is relatively large, such as plate thicknesses above 2.0, 2.5, etc., we can tap directly without flanging.
Generally, punch processing methods include punching and corner cutting, punching and blanking, punching convex bulges, punching and tearing, drilling holes and other processing methods to achieve the processing purpose. The processing requires corresponding molds to complete the operation. The processing of convex bulges There are convex hull dies, and tear forming dies for punching and tearing.
As far as our factory is concerned, the commonly used riveting methods include pressure riveting studs, pressure riveting nuts, pressure riveting screws, etc. The riveting method is generally completed by a punch or a hydraulic riveting machine, and is riveted to the sheet metal parts. superior
Bending is to fold 2D flat parts into 3D parts. The processing requires a folding machine and corresponding bending molds to complete the operation. It also has a certain bending sequence. The principle is to bend first without interfering with the next cut. , which will produce interference back-folding.
It is to weld multiple parts together to achieve the purpose of processing or to seam a single part to increase its strength. The processing methods generally include the following: CO2 gas shielded welding, argon arc welding, spot welding, robot Welding, etc. The selection of these welding methods is based on actual requirements and materials.
Generally speaking, CO2 gas shielded welding is used for iron plate welding; argon arc welding is used for aluminum plate welding; robot welding is mainly used when the materials are large and the welds are long, such as cabinet welding, robot welding can be used. It can save a lot of task time and improve work efficiency and connection quality.
Generally, there are phosphate coatings, electroplated colorful zinc, chromate, baking paint, oxidation, etc. Phosphate coatings are generally used for cold-rolled plates and electrolytic plates. Its main function is to coat a protective film on the surface of the material to prevent Oxidation can then enhance the adhesion of the paint.
Electroplating colorful zinc is generally used for surface treatment of cold-rolled plates; chromate and oxidation are generally used for surface treatment of aluminum plates and aluminum profiles; the selection of specific surface treatment methods is based on customer requirements.
The so-called assembly is to put multiple parts or components together in a certain way to make it a complete item.
What needs to be paid attention to is the protection of materials and no scratches or scratches. Assembly is the last step in the completion of a material. If the material cannot be used due to scratches or scratches, it will need to be reworked, which will waste a lot of processing time and increase the cost of the material. Therefore, special attention must be paid to the protection of the material.