Custom Sheet Metal Assembly Services
PartsMake transforms raw sheet metal into fully integrated mechanical units. From laser cutting and bending through hardware installation, welding, assembly, inspection, and protective packaging, we simplify your supply chain with one accountable manufacturing partner.
25mm
Carbon steel cutting
200T
Press brake capacity
±0.10mm
Tightest assembly tolerance
50,000+
Production scale
One integrated workflow
CAD and BOM review through production-ready delivery
Built around your assembly
From CAD files and BOMs to complete mechanical units
Our team works directly from your 3D models, 2D drawings, and bills of materials. We verify functional requirements before production begins, helping prevent fit, access, and hardware interference issues from reaching the assembly line.
Discuss your assembly requirementsFabricate
Fiber laser cutting, precision bending, deburring, and surface preparation.
Integrate
Welding, PEM hardware, threaded inserts, riveting, and mechanical fastening.
Assemble
Sub-component matching, fixture-assisted assembly, and functional alignment checks.
Protect
Finishing, final verification, and custom packaging for production-line delivery.
Technical capability
Precision fabrication and assembly under one roof
We support complex enclosures, brackets, chassis, and integrated sheet metal units requiring high-precision hardware installation and structural integrity.
| Specification | PartsMake Capability |
|---|---|
| Laser Cutting | Fiber laser, up to 25mm carbon steel |
| Bending Capacity | Up to 200 tons and 3000mm length |
| Welding Types | TIG, MIG, spot, and laser welding |
| PEM Hardware | Standard nuts, studs, standoffs, and inserts |
| Assembly Tolerance | ±0.25mm standard, down to ±0.10mm |
| Production Scale | 1 to 50,000+ units |
Mechanical fastening
Hardware installed for reliable field performance
Reliable assemblies depend on accurately installed hardware. We integrate PEM® and equivalent fasteners to create secure, vibration-resistant connections for panels, enclosures, chassis, and equipment frames.
PEM hardware installation
Captive nuts, studs, standoffs, and inserts in various materials for PCB and component mounting.
Riveting and mechanical fastening
Industrial-grade riveting maintains structural rigidity where welding is not suitable.
Thread reliability testing
Pull-out and torque testing verifies that installed hardware meets your design specifications.
Assembly scope
Designed for complete component delivery
Welded structures
TIG, MIG, spot, and laser welding
PEM integration
Nuts, studs, standoffs, and inserts
Riveted assemblies
Consistent structural fastening
Ready-to-use units
Matched, inspected, and protected
Engineering-led process
Risk reduction begins before the first sheet is cut
Our engineering review identifies bend relief issues, welding access concerns, hardware interference, and fit risks early—reducing costly changes during production.
Send CAD and BOMBOM management
We manage sub-components and hardware lists so sourced and manufactured parts match your assembly specification.
Sub-component matching
Mating machined or fabricated parts are verified for fit and tolerance before final assembly.
Assembly fixtures
Custom jigs and fixtures maintain repeatability and consistency across production runs.
Production planning
A coordinated workflow connects fabrication, hardware installation, finishing, inspection, and packaging.
Quality and delivery
Every assembly checked, finished, and protected
Our quality team monitors the complete production lifecycle so your units arrive ready for integration into the production line.
Surface preparation
Grinding and deburring produce clean weld seams and consistent surfaces.
Cosmetic finishing
Powder coating, anodizing, and plating support environmental and aesthetic requirements.
Final verification
Calibrated inspection tools confirm alignment, hardware placement, dimensions, and structural integrity.
Protective packaging
Custom packaging helps prevent transit damage and preserves finished assemblies.
Frequently requested details
Assembly planning questions
Share your drawings and BOM early so our engineering team can confirm the best path to production.
Start your project
Get a Quote for Your Sheet Metal Assembly
Submit your project details for a prompt technical review and quotation. Send your drawings, CAD files, and BOM to our engineering team for a comprehensive manufacturing assessment.
Facility
Please include 3D models in STEP or IGES format and 2D technical drawings in PDF format for an accurate assessment of your assembly requirements.
Tell us about your project
Our technical team will review your requirements and respond with the next steps.