Custom Sheet Metal Fabrication Services in China
Precision Brackets, Enclosures, and Assemblies. From Flat Sheet to Finished Product.
- ISO 9001 Certified
- Rapid Prototyping
- High-Volume Production
Your Expert Partner for Sheet Metal Fabrication
Celerity Precision is a leading manufacturer in China specializing in custom sheet metal fabrication. This versatile manufacturing method involves a range of processes to cut, bend, and assemble parts from flat sheets of metal. It is the ideal solution for creating robust and cost-effective components like enclosures, brackets, chassis, and panels. Our modern facility is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and operated by a skilled team, enabling us to transform your designs into high-quality finished products with exceptional speed and precision, from single prototypes to large-scale production runs.
A Complete Fabrication and Assembly Solution
Our facility is designed to handle every stage of the sheet metal fabrication process under one roof, ensuring quality control and fast lead times. From precision cutting to final assembly, we have the technology and expertise to bring your project to life.
Laser Cutting
Our high-power fiber lasers cut through a wide range of metals and thicknesses with incredible precision. This process is perfect for creating intricate patterns, complex contours, and clean edges, forming the perfect foundation for your parts.
CNC Bending & Forming
We utilize multi-axis CNC press brakes to bend and form sheet metal parts with exceptional accuracy and repeatability. Our skilled operators can create complex multi-bend geometries, ensuring every angle and dimension precisely matches your specifications.
Welding & Assembly
We offer a full suite of welding services, including TIG, MIG, and spot welding, to create strong and clean assemblies. We also provide complete assembly services, including the installation of hardware such as PEM nuts, studs, and standoffs.
A Full Spectrum of Malleable Materials
Metal
A lightweight, versatile metal with an excellent strength-to-weight ratio and natural corrosion resistance.
- Available Grades: 6061, 7075, 5052, 2024, 6063, 6082, 5083
- Common Finishes: As Machined, Anodizing, Powder Coating, Sand Blasting, Chromate (Alodine)
Copper
Valued for its exceptional electrical and thermal conductivity, making it the top choice for heat sinks and electrical components.
- Available Grades: C101 (OFHC), C110 (ETP)
- Common Finishes: As Machined, Electropolishing, Plating, Clear Coat
Brass
An alloy with outstanding machinability and a natural, gold-like appearance, ideal for fittings and decorative parts.
- Available Grades: C360
- Common Finishes: As Machined, Polishing, Plating, Brushing
Bronze
Known for its low-friction properties and durability, often used for bearings, bushings, and marine hardware.
- Available Grades: C932, C954
- Common Finishes: As Machined, Tumbling
Steel
A strong, durable, and cost-effective material ideal for high-stress and industrial applications.
- Available Grades: Mild Steel (1018, 1020), Alloy Steel (4140, 4340), Tool Steel
- Common Finishes: Black Oxide, Zinc Plating, Powder Coating, Painting
Stainless Steel
Offers excellent strength and superior corrosion resistance, making it ideal for medical, marine, and food-grade applications.
- Available Grades: 303, 304/304L, 316/316L, 17-4 PH, 416, 420
- Common Finishes: Passivation, Electropolishing, Brushed Finish, As Machined
Magnesium
An extremely lightweight metal, ideal for applications where every gram counts.
- Available Grades: AZ31, AZ91
- Common Finishes: Chromate Conversion Coating
Titanium
A high-performance metal with an unmatched strength-to-weight ratio and excellent biocompatibility.
- Available Grades: Grade 2, Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V)
- Common Finishes: As Machined, Anodizing (for color), Sand Blasting
Achieve the Perfect Look and Performance
As Machined
The standard, most cost-effective finish with visible tool marks, straight from the machine.
Sand Blasting
Creates a uniform, non-reflective matte texture, ideal for aesthetics and improving paint adhesion.
Tumbling
A mass-finishing process to efficiently deburr and smooth batches of parts.
Electropolishing
Creates an ultra-smooth, bright, and microscopically clean finish on metals like stainless steel.
Heat Treatment
A thermal process to alter mechanical properties like hardness and strength (not a cosmetic finish).
Alodine
A chemical coating for aluminum that provides corrosion protection while maintaining conductivity.
Anodizing
Creates a hard, durable, and decorative colored surface on aluminum and titanium.
Teflon™ Coating
A non-stick, low-friction fluoropolymer coating with excellent chemical resistance.
Black Oxide
A conversion coating for steel that provides a deep black finish with no dimensional change.
Electroless Plating
A uniform chemical plating process (e.g., nickel) for excellent hardness and corrosion resistance on all surfaces.
Electroplating
An electrochemical process to deposit a metallic layer (e.g., zinc, nickel, chrome) for decorative or protective use.
Painting
A spray-applied liquid coating offering unlimited color options for a decorative and protective finish.
Passivation
A chemical cleaning process that maximizes the natural corrosion resistance of stainless steel.
Powder Coating
An electrostatically applied powder cured to form a finish that is tougher than conventional paint.
Electrophoresis
A dipped coating process (E-coat) providing complete and uniform coverage on complex parts.
Brushed Finish
A premium decorative finish with a unidirectional satin grain for a sophisticated, high-end look.
Ready to Fabricate Your Custom Parts?
From a simple bracket to a complex assembly, we’re ready to build it.
Why Choose Celerity Precision
Integrated In-House Capabilities
We manage every step of the process—from high-precision laser cutting and CNC bending to TIG/MIG welding and hardware insertion—ensuring seamless quality control and faster lead times.
Design for Manufacturability (DFM) Expertise
Our engineers review every design to ensure it is optimized for fabrication, providing feedback on bend radii, material selection, and feature placement to reduce cost and improve quality.
Precision and Repeatability
Our modern CNC press brakes and laser cutters guarantee that every part, from the first to the thousandth, is bent and cut with exceptional accuracy and consistency.
Complete Assembly Services
We are more than just a parts supplier; we are a solutions partner. We can deliver fully assembled products, complete with installed hardware, welding, and finishing.
From Prototype to Production Scale
We have the flexibility to produce a single, complex prototype enclosure or scale up to a full production run of thousands of brackets, all with the same commitment to quality.
Durable, High-Quality Finishes
We offer a complete range of finishing options, including durable powder coating and cosmetic anodizing, to ensure your fabricated parts look professional and withstand their end-use environment.
From Digital File to Finished Assembly in 4 Simple Steps
Submit Design & Get Quote
Securely upload your CAD files (STEP, DXF). Our team provides a detailed quote and DFM feedback within 24 hours.
DFM Review & Order Confirmation
We help optimize your design for fabrication. Once you approve, we program the machines.
Precision Fabrication & Assembly
Your parts are expertly cut, bent, welded, and assembled by our skilled technicians according to your exact specifications.
Inspection & Global Delivery
Every part and assembly is rigorously inspected before being securely packaged and shipped to your door.
Sheet Metal Fabrication in Action
Challenge
An electronics company needed a custom 1U server chassis in aluminum with complex ventilation patterns and precise locations for inserted hardware.
Solution & Result
We used laser cutting for the intricate vents, CNC bending for perfect angles, and automated hardware insertion for the PEM standoffs. We delivered 1,000 finished assemblies ready for the production line, saving the client significant assembly time.
Challenge
A manufacturer of industrial machinery required heavy-duty steel safety guards that were durable and highly visible.
Solution & Result
We fabricated the guards from 3mm thick steel sheet, using MIG welding for strong joints. A durable "safety yellow" powder coat finish provided both high visibility and long-term protection against wear and corrosion in a factory environment.
Challenge
A medical equipment company needed a sleek, easy-to-clean enclosure for a diagnostic device, made from 304 stainless steel with a premium look.
Solution & Result
We laser cut the components, used TIG welding for clean, non-porous seams, and then applied a #4 brushed finish with a specific grain direction. The final product was both aesthetically pleasing and met the hygienic standards of the medical industry.
Sheet Metal Fabrication FAQ
What is the difference between laser cutting and CNC punching?
Laser cutting is ideal for intricate contours, complex shapes, and cutting thicker materials with a smooth edge. CNC punching is extremely fast and cost-effective for parts with many standard-sized holes or simple shapes.
What is the maximum material thickness you can process?
We can laser cut steel up to [e.g., 20mm], stainless steel up to [e.g., 15mm], and aluminum up to [e.g., 12mm]. Bending capabilities depend on the material and thickness. Please contact us with your specific needs.
What are your standard tolerances for sheet metal parts?
Our standard tolerances for sheet metal features are typically ±0.2mm (±0.008″). Tighter tolerances are achievable but depend on the material, thickness, and geometry.
What file formats are best for sheet metal?
For a complete part, a STEP file is best. For flat patterns, a DXF or DWG file is ideal. Providing both is a great way to ensure accuracy.
Can you install hardware like PEM nuts and studs?
Yes, absolutely. We have dedicated hardware insertion presses and can install a wide variety of self-clinching nuts, studs, and standoffs as part of our assembly service.
What is a "bend radius," and why is it important?
The bend radius is the inside radius of a bend. It’s important because bending metal too sharply can cause it to crack. Our standard inside bend radius is typically equal to the material thickness, but we can accommodate other requirements.