SHEET METAL FABRICATION AND DESIGN SERVICE
Sheet Metal Fabrication and Design
Sheet metal fabrication services are an inexpensive option for your manufacturing needs. We design your parts and offer custom sheet metal fabrication with machines that precisely cut, stamp, and form metal sheets into a completed part. Sheet metal fabrication allows for the production of a variety of part types, both simple and complex.
Sheet Metal Design
Our experienced design staff can design your enclosure for you, starting from anything from a rough description, to components and circuit boards. Customers use our Design Services when they’re too busy to take on the design work themselves, and wish to free up staff for other tasks, or who simply lack the resources or know-how required to design their enclosure. Our design staff’s speed and experience make our design services surprisingly cost effective, and you may save further time because their intimate knowledge of Protocase’s manufacturing capabilities virtually eliminates non-manufacturable features and resultant revision
Sheet Metal Laser Cutting
Sheet metal laser cutting combines clean edge finishing free of distortions, high repeatability, and fast production. We offer 2D and 3D cutting options for engraving, rapid prototyping, and manufacturing applications.
Sheet Metal Stamping
Sheet metal stamping is also known as pressing and involves placing a flat sheet into a press. This is a high volume, low-cost, and fast process for producing identical parts. Sheet metal stamping can also be performed in conjunction with other metal shaping operations for easy manufacturing.
SHEET METAL BENDING
Sheet metal bending forms metal into a curved form such as U, V, L offset bending, edge bending, roll bending, and channel bending. This is one of the most common processes of sheet metal fabrication.
The Other Sheet Metal Fabrication Technologies We offer
Sheet Metal Robotic Welding
Metal robotic welding is becoming a faster way to join metal than traditional welding done by an individual. There are a variety of different robotic welding methods such as arc, resistance, spot, TIG, laser, and plasma welding, all with different applications.
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