Metal Fabrication
Metal fabrication is the process of shaping and assembling metal parts to create structures or products. There are several types, including cutting, welding, bending, stamping, and machining. Metal fabrication is widely used in industries like construction, automotive, aerospace, and electronics. Common applications include building frameworks, car parts, aircraft components, and electronic enclosures. This process ensures durable, precise, and functional solutions across various sectors.
Our capabilities range from precision fabrication of intricate parts to large-scale, straightforward projects, making us versatile in handling diverse customer needs. We take pride in delivering high-quality products at competitive prices, optimizing both performance and cost. Our advanced equipment, including stamping machine,CNC machines, laser cutters, Surface treatment production line and automated welding systems, ensures precision, efficiency, and high output. With a strong focus on quality control, we guarantee that every piece meets the strictest standards. Our expertise and state-of-the-art technology enable us to provide reliable and efficient solutions that meet and exceed customer expectations.
As a professional metal processing supplier, in order to cope with the complex structure and different needs, the types of metal processing are very rich, each has unique advantages and applications
Types Of Metal Fabrication
Cutting: Using lasers, waterjets, or plasma to precisely cut metal into desired shapes. Ideal for intricate designs in automotive, electronics, and construction due to its accuracy and efficiency.
Welding: Fusing metal parts by melting them together, creating strong joints. Common in construction, automotive, and heavy machinery for assembling durable components.
Bending: Metal is bent into specific shapes using press brakes or rollers. Used in structural frameworks, metal enclosures, and furniture manufacturing due to its flexibility in forming.
Stamping: A die presses shapes or patterns into metal sheets. This process is fast and efficient, making it ideal for mass-producing parts like brackets, panels, and hardware.
Machining: CNC machines precisely cut and shape metal, perfect for creating complex, high-precision components in aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.
Casting: Molten metal is poured into molds to create specific shapes. It’s commonly used for large, intricate parts in automotive, industrial, and machinery sectors.
Punching: Metal is pierced with a punch and die to create holes or cutouts. Used for producing ventilation grids, brackets, and sheet metal components in mass production.
Forging: Metal is shaped by applying high-pressure force through hammering or pressing. Forged parts are stronger, making it ideal for automotive components, tools, and machinery parts.
Extrusion: Metal is forced through a die to create long, uniform cross-sectional shapes. Commonly used for creating metal rods, tubes, and structural beams in construction and automotive industries.
Surface Treatment (Coating/Polishing): Processes like anodizing, powder coating, or electroplating to enhance surface durability, appearance, and corrosion resistance. These treatments are essential for industries like electronics, aerospace, and construction to protect and improve product longevity.
These metalworking processes are essential for various industries such as aerospace, automotive, construction, electronics, and manufacturing, addressing both functional and aesthetic requirements.
Xinjiuxinji Has Rich Experience In Processing Different Materials
Steel
Carbon Steel: A36, 1018, 1045, 1020
Stainless Steel: 304, 316, 316L, 430, 410
Tool Steel: D2, A2, O1, S7, H13
Alloy Steel: 4140, 4340, 8620
Aluminum
1000 Series: 1100
2000 Series: 2024
3000 Series: 3003
5000 Series: 5052, 5083, 5754
6000 Series: 6061, 6063
7000 Series: 7075
Copper
C110 (Electrolytic Tough Pitch Copper)
C101 (Oxygen-Free Copper)
C182 (Chromium Copper)
C220 (Commercial Bronze)
Brass
C360 (Free-Cutting Brass)
C464 (Naval Brass)
C260 (Cartridge Brass)
Titanium
Grade 1 (Commercially Pure Titanium)
Grade 2 (Commercially Pure)
Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V)
Nickel Alloys
Inconel: 600, 625, 718
Monel: 400, K500
Hastelloy: C22, C276
Magnesium
AZ31B
AZ91D
ZK60A
Zinc
Zamak 3
Zamak 5
Zinc 710
Lead
Pure Lead
Lead Alloys: Antimonial Lead, Calcium Lead
Bronze
C932 (Bearing Bronze)
C954 (Aluminum Bronze)
C863 (Manganese Bronze)
These metals cover a wide range of industrial needs, offering durability, resistance, and machinability for various applications.