Sheet Metal Fabrication
- Laser, Plasma, Water-Jet Cutting and Bending
- Aluminium, Steel, Stainless Steel
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- Prototype & Serial Manufacturing
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We provide metal cutting and bending services for the fabrication of sheet metal parts. The automated cutting processes guarantee high precision and quality of ready parts. All parts can be subject to post-processing upon your request: coatings, heat-treatment and others.
Advantages of Ordering Sheet Metal Parts from Xometry
Rapid Turnaround
Combining the latest cutting, bending and punching with automated technologies, Xometry provides instant sheet quotes and completed parts in as fast as 10 business days.
Custom Finishes
Select from a variety of finishes, including anodizing, plating, powder coating, and painting.
Quality Control
Our QA department performs strong quality assurance. Xometry is ISO 9001 certified.
Precision
Xometry offers various tolerance options in accordance with ISO 2768 (standard, fine) and ISO 286 (Grades 8, 7, 6).
Material Selection
Choose from a variety of sheet metals across a wide range of strength, conductivity, weight, and corrosion-resistance.
Fast Delivery across Europe
Xometry delivers parts to all European countries, including UK, Norway and Switzerland. Just get a quote and see available delivery options along with your CNC parts quote.
Sheet Metal Materials
- EN AW-5083 / 3.3547 / Al-Mg4,5Mn
- EN AW-6082 / 3.2315 / Al-Si1Mg
Custom aluminium alloys are also available
- 1.0038 / St37-K / S235JR
- 1.0570 / St52 / S355
Custom steel alloys are also available
- 1.4301 / X5CrNi18.10 (V2A)
- 1.4404 / X2CrNiMo17-12-2 (V4A)
Custom steel alloys are also available
Finishing Options
This is a finish option with the fastest turnaround. Parts are left with visible tool marks and potentially sharp edges and burrs, which can be removed upon request.
- Zing Coating / Galvanising
- Electroless Nickel Plating
- Anodizing: Hard & Colour (Black Hardcoat, Black, Blue, Gold, Gray Hardcoat, Green, Natural Hardcoat, Natural, Orange, Red)
- Passivate
- Polishing / Electropolishing
- Case Hardening
- Powder Coating : This is a process where powdered paint is sprayed onto a part which is then baked in an oven. This creates a strong, wear- and corrosion-resistant layer that is more durable than standard painting methods. A wide variety of colors are available to create the desired aesthetic.
- Tempering
- Annealing
Additional processing and finishes on request.
Manufacturing Specifications & Capabilities
Thickness ranges
- Aluminium: 1,0-6,0 mm
- Steel: 0,8-20 mm
- Stainless Steel: 0,5-16 mm
Сutting Areas
Thin sheets up to 4 mm thick: 1000×2000 mm, 1250×2500 mm, 1500×3000 mm
Thick sheets over 4 mm thick: 1500×3000 mm, 2000×3000 mm, 1500×6000 mm
Thickness ranges
- Aluminium: 1,0-40 mm
- Steel: 1,0-40 mm
- Stainless Steel: 1,0-40 mm
Сutting Areas
Thin sheets up to 4 mm thick: 1000×2000 mm, 1250×2500 mm, 1500×3000 mm
Thick sheets over 4 mm thick: 1500×3000 mm, 2000×3000 mm, 1500×6000 mm
Thickness ranges
- Aluminium: 2,0-100 mm
- Steel: 2,0-100 mm
- Stainless Steel: 2,0-100 mm
Сutting Areas
Thin sheets up to 4 mm thick: 1000×2000 mm, 1250×2500 mm, 1500×3000 mm
Thick sheets over 4 mm thick: 1500×3000 mm, 2000×3000 mm, 1500×6000 mm
Thickness ranges
- Aluminium: 0,5-12 mm
- Steel: 0,5-10 mm
- Stainless Steel: 0,5- 8 mm
Сutting Areas
Thin sheets up to 4 mm thick: 1000×2000 mm, 1250×2500 mm, 1500×3000 mm
Thick sheets over 4 mm thick: 1500×3000 mm, 2000×3000 mm, 1500×6000 mm
Gallery of Sheet Metal Parts
Overview: What is Sheet Metal?
The Basics Of Sheet Metal Fabrication
Sheet metal fabrication is the process of turning flat sheet metals, typically 0.15 mm to 10 mm thick, into parts and structures of various shapes. The stock materials for this process are flat metal sheets. Sheet metal fabrication is used to create objects such as enclosures, chassis, brackets, stamped features, curls, etc. It is also used for decorative purposes to make patterns in metal sheets.
Learn more about sheet metal fabrication processes and features in our blog.
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