Precision Sheet Metal Fabrication Stainless Steel 304 Laser Cutting And Bending Tolerance ± 0.1 mm
Customer was from Canada and ordered those sheet metal parts for their mechanical systems. Rapid prototype prior to low volume production was made to test the manufacturing capability, particularly bending tolerance.
Sheet Metal Fabrication forms sheet metals into intended structure by cutting, punching, bending, stretching and welding. The parts have features of light weight, high strength, economical cost, fast delivery, great preference of low & middle volume production. Sheet metal parts are widely used in many industries of our daily life.
Bending is the primary step for sheet metal fabrication, the bending features must be well considered during part design to have the part bent at tight tolerance, good performance, pleasant appearance, high productivity. Our bending tolerance is usually ± 0.1 mm as well as laser cutting, bending thickness ranges from 0.2 to 10.0 mm.
Sheet Metal Parts Design Considerations:
Designing sheet metal parts requires specialized skills and knowledge of the manufacturing techniques involved. The design should take into account factors including raw material properties and thickness, bending radius, manufacturing tolerance, and the location of bends and holes. Computer-aided design (CAD) software is usually applied to create detailed drawings that can be used to guide the fabrication process.
Sheet Metal Parts Applications:
Sheet metal parts are used in a wide range of applications, from simple brackets and small enclosures to complex aerospace components and large automotive body panels. Sheet metal parts are widely used in applications where flexibility, strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion are important, such as HVAC, Automation and Construction, vehicles, and machinery.
Bent Parts prior to Welding the Straight Corners. Different corner angles could be bent well, our bending tolerance was around ± 0.1 mm. Welded and Cleaned Parts. All part surfaces were cleaned by removing the laser cut and weld splatters as well as the grease and residues.
Surface Finishing:
Sheet metal parts can be finished in lots of different ways, depending on the desired appearance and function. Common surface finishing include: deburring, painting, powder coating, anodizing, laser engraving, silk-screening and plating, etc. These surface finishing not only improve the appearance of the parts, also protect the parts from corrosion, and improve their resistance to wear and tear.
Packaged Parts for Shipping. Since heavy weight, parts were delivered by sea to save shipping cost, which cost time about 25 days. We provide sheet metal fabrication service economically & quickly, surface finishings include: Painting, Powder Coating, Silk-screening, etc.
We are a professional supplier. We know what we are doing. We keep a very stable quality level for years. Thanks to our professional production and technical team, our qualified products rate is 99.75% and we are constantly improving it, we hope our clients can get what they paid for.
How does HONKIA compare to other suppliers on price?
Compared to other Chinese suppliers, we choose not to compete on price but to offer the high level of quality, rapid response, and professional results. That’s why some customers cooperate with us for many years, compared with the price, they need a reliable partner to avoid serious losses caused by annoying after-sales service or even the trouble of finding no one.
What if I am not completely satisfied with the parts I receive?
HONKIA will free remake or amend the returned parts that you are not completely satisfied, or refund the full arrived payment, though this is rarely happened in the past. Any disputes based on a subjective or unilateral determination shall be discussed and negotiated to reach a reasonable result. Our continuing business relies on earning your confidence in our ability to meet and exceed the reasonable expectations.
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