Sheet Metal
The sheet metal fabrication process is ideal for metal components and can support both prototyping and production quantities.
Sheet Metal Fabrication Service
Your partner for sheet metal
Waip-tech offers precision sheet metal fabrication services, including laser cutting and bending, for prototypes and low-volume production, catering to industries like industrial machinery, automotive, appliances, and medical products, based on your 2D/3D drawings.
Common sheet metal parts include:
- Electrical enclosure
- Parts for computer electronics
- Brackets
- Cabinets
- Mounts
- Appliances
Laser Cutting
Laser cutting is a fabrication technique that uses a high-powered laser beam to cut through sheet metal, creating precise flat shapes. This process is suitable for various metals and is ideal for producing parts like washers, mounts, brackets, and housings.
Punching
Punching is a process that combines a punch tool with a bottom die and uses a pressing force to cut part profiles and form metal sheets into specific shapes and patterns
Forming and Bending
Press brake forming uses a matching punch and die set and the application of force along a straight axis, producing linear bends on metal sheets.
Fabricated Assemblies
Sheet metal assemblies involve joining multiple sheet metal components through a variety of processes, such as welding or riveting, to create an assembled final product.
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Steel
Steel possesses high hardness, requiring engineers to adhere to precise bending guidelines and data to maintain the quality of the bent steel components.
Aluminum
Aluminum is one of the easiest materials to bend due to its excellent softness and malleability. These properties significantly reduce the risk of breaking or cracking during the bending process
Stainless steel
Stainless steel's exceptional corrosion resistance makes it a popular choice in industries such as food, chemical, and medical.
Copper
Copper is widely used in construction and engineering due to its excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. Other common bending materials include carbon steel, soft steel, mild steel, and various alloys.
Sheet Metal Material Options
