OEM Precision Bent Sheet Metal Parts for Machinery

Why Choose Our Sheet Metal Bending Service?

High Precision Manufacturing

Advanced CNC bending equipment allows us to achieve tight tolerances and consistent dimensions, ensuring your covers and enclosures assemble smoothly with other components.

Complete Custom Fabrication Solution

Beyond bending, we provide a full range of sheet metal fabrication services:

• Laser cutting

• CNC punching

• Welding

• Grinding and polishing

• Powder coating

• Anodizing

• Assembly

From raw sheet metal to finished products, we provide a complete one-stop manufacturing solution.

Engineering Support

Our engineers review your drawings and provide suggestions on:

• Material selection

• Bend design

• Manufacturing process optimization

• Cost reduction opportunities

We help turn your ideas into production-ready components.

Reliable Quality Control

Every project follows strict quality inspections, including:

• Raw material inspection

• First article inspection

• Dimensional inspection

• Surface quality inspection

• Final inspection before shipment

Specifications

Quality Assurance

ISO 9001 certified

Full inspection before shipment

Advanced measuring equipment

Strict quality control process

Package

Protection: Scratch-resistant PE film & EPE foam buffering.

Crating: Custom fumigation-free wooden cases for heavy components.

Global Reach: Express (DHL/FedEx) for samples; Sea/Air freight for mass production.

FAQ

Q1: What is the maximum length of sheet metal you can bend?

A: Our CNC press brakes can handle parts up to 3200mm in length. For thicker materials, the maximum length may vary depending on the required bending force.

Q2: Can you create smooth curves or large radii?

A: Yes! With our recently updated arc bending molds, we can achieve smooth, large-radius curves without the need for custom stamping dies. This is ideal for aerodynamic robot shells and decorative panels.

Q3: How do you avoid die marks on aesthetic parts?

A: We use specialized non-marking bending films and urethane die inserts. This ensures that the surface of your stainless steel or aluminum parts remains pristine, which is crucial for products that will be anodized or left as brushed metal.

Q4: Do you provide DFM advice for bending?

A: Absolutely. Our engineering team reviews every drawing to ensure the "minimum bend radius" is respected to prevent material cracking and to optimize the design for cost-effective production.