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Sheet Metal Fabrication

Sheet Metal Fabrication Services

For over 16 years, Dadesin has delivered aviation-grade sheet metal parts with world-leading CNC and laser equipment, offering ±0.1mm tolerances, rapid prototyping, and scalable mass production for aerospace, medical, and industrial applications.

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Sheet Metal Fabrication

Dadesin provides one-stop service from mold design, mold production to product mass production, which can be used for prototype and low volume to mass production. Dadesin offers custom and low-cost sheet metal fabrication solution for you.

What Is Sheet Metal Fabrication?

Processing of sheet metal is called sheet metal fabrication, plastically deforming sheet metal by hand or stamping to the desired shape and size, and can be further welded or machined to form more complex parts. The main processes include bending, stamping, laser cutting, crimping and welding, and the most obvious feature of sheet metal fabrication is the consistent thickness of the part. Sheet metal parts have the characteristics of light weight, high strength, low cost, convenient mass production, etc. Sheet metal processing is widely used in electronic appliances, communications, automotive industry, medical equipment and other fields.

Why Choose Dadesin for Sheet Metal Fabrication Service

Sheet Metal Fabrication

Advanced Equipment

Customized according to the drawing, not limited to industry. Dadesin has been focusing on sheet metal processing of non-standard precision structural parts for 10 more years.

Sheet Metal Fabrication

Various Material

There are many optional materials: cold rolled sheet (SPCC), hot rolled sheet (SHCC), galvanized sheet (SECC, SGCC), copper (CU), brass, red copper, beryllium copper, aluminum sheet (6061, 5052, 1010 , 1060, 6063, duralumin, etc.)

Sheet Metal Fabrication

High Quality

The workpiece structure is stable, no bending deformation, regardless of sheet metal size.

Sheet Metal Fabrication

Professional

Professional team of engineers will provide technical guidance for your customization.

Sheet Metal Services Available at Dadesin

Precision Bending Services

Precision Bending Services

Bending is one of the most common sheet metal fabrication methods. The sheet metal is bent into the desired shape by means of a bending machine. When bending, due to certain rebound, the bending angle of the metal is slightly larger than the required angle.

Metal Stamping Services

Metal Stamping Services

Stamping is one of the common sheet metal processing methods. It is an automated and efficient production method to process the metal plate through a die to form holes, bosses, ribs and other structures on the metal plate.

Laser Cutting Services

Laser Cutting Services

Laser cutting is a precision machining method which cuts the material by a high power density laser beam. The material is quickly heated to the vaporization temperature, and evaporates to form a hole. As the beam moves to the material, the hole continuously forms a narrow slit to complete the cutting of the material.

Material

Cold Rolled Sheet
Galvanized Sheet
Beryllium Copper Plate
Stainless Steel Plate
Aluminum Alloy Plate
Copper Plate
Brass Plate

Cold Rolled Sheet

Referred to as SPCC, it is widely used and is one of the most common sheet metal processing materials. Cold-rolled sheet is low cost, easy to form, but easy to rust.

Cold Rolled Sheet Metal

Galvanized Sheet

Also known as SECC/SGCC, it is one of the common sheet metal processing materials. It is corrosion-resistant, easy to form, and has a long service life, but the cost is high.

Galvanized Sheet Metal

Beryllium Copper Plate

Beryllium copper plate is an elastic material with strong electrical conductivity, it is resistant to fatigue and has a long service life, and is suitable for making high-demand parts.

Beryllium Copper Sheet Metal

Stainless Steel Plate

Stainless steel is most suitable for food-related machines. Due to its high strength, thickness requirements can be reduced in design; stainless steel plates are difficult to manufacture and are easy to warp during welding. Including Stainless steel 301, Stainless steel 304, Stainless Steel 304 #4 brushed, Stainless Steel 304, Stainless steel 316/316L and Stainless Steel 316.

Stainless Steel Sheet Metal

Aluminum Alloy Plate

Aluminum alloy is a lightweight material. In the natural state, an oxide film is formed on the surface to prevent corrosion. Aluminum alloy plates are widely used in automobiles, industry, new energy and other fields. Including Aluminum 1100-H14, Aluminum 5052-H32 and Aluminum 6061.

Aluminum Sheet Metal

Copper Plate

Copper plates have good electrical and thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance and processability, which make them natural choices for wiring, motors and other electrical applications. Including Copper 101, Copper C110, Copper C110, H02 and Copper 260 (Brass).

Copper Sheet Metal

Brass Plate

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. It has good mechanical properties and is often used in elastic components, hardware and decoration materials. Include: Bronze 220, Bronze 510.

Brass Sheet Metal Fabrication

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Sheet Metal Fabrication FAQs

  • How Does Sheet Metal Fabrication Work?

    Sheet metal fabrication begins with flat metal stock being precision-cut by laser or CNC according to programmed designs. The cut blanks then undergo forming operations - either punching for added features or press brake bending for 3D geometries. After mechanical deburring, secondary processes like welding, riveting or surface finishing (powder coating, anodizing) complete the parts.

  • What Are The Advantages of Sheet Metal Manufacturing?

    Sheet metal fabrication efficiently produces durable metal components from prototypes to full production with minimal material waste. The process scales cost-effectively for various volumes while offering versatile finishing options like anodizing and powder coating to meet different application requirements.

  • What Type of Finishes Can Be Added to Sheet Metal?

    Sheet metal fabrication offers versatile finishing options to enhance both functionality and appearance. Common treatments include protective coatings like powder coating and anodizing for corrosion resistance, as well as aesthetic finishes such as brushing, polishing, and painting. These surface treatments can improve durability, electrical properties, and visual appeal while maintaining the material's structural integrity.

  • What Are The Applications of Sheet Metal?

    Sheet metal fabrication serves diverse industries by creating strong, lightweight components. It's widely used for enclosures in electronics, structural parts in construction, body panels in automotive and aerospace applications, ductwork for HVAC systems, and specialized components for medical equipment. The process's versatility allows for both functional and aesthetic solutions across these sectors.

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