Custom Sheet Metal Bending

Typical Bent Components & Industries

• Electronics & Server Enclosures: Custom U-shaped shields, server rack chassis, and front panels with precise corner alignment.
• Automotive & EV Infrastructure: IATF-compliant bent mounting brackets, chassis reinforcements, and battery tray frames.
• Industrial Machinery & Hardware: Heavy gauge steel mounting brackets, U-bolts, custom levers, and structural mounting plates.
• Medical & Laboratory Equipment: Bio-compliant brushed stainless steel instrument panels and seamless medical cart housings.

Springback Control & Mark-Free Quality Assurance

• Automated Angle Compensation System
• Mark-Free Bending Technology
• Inspection Tools

FAQ Section

• Q1: How does your factory handle material springback in custom stainless steel bending?
  • A1: Different metal batches have varying springback rates. We utilize advanced CNC press brakes equipped with laser angle-measuring systems that test the angle during the bend and automatically over-bend slightly to compensate, achieving a highly accurate final angle within ±0.5°.

• Q2: What is the minimum bend radius required for custom sheet metal parts?
  • A2: As a general rule for manufacturing (DFM), the minimum bend radius should equal the material thickness (1t) to prevent cracking or weakening. For specific grades like 6061-T6 aluminum, a larger radius may be required, which our engineers will evaluate upon reviewing your drawings.

• Q3: Can you perform high-volume custom bending without leaving tool marks on the aluminum parts?
  • A3: Yes, absolutely. For cosmetic parts (like anodized aluminum front panels or brushed stainless steel), we employ mark-free tooling liners and specialized non-marking dies to eliminate any visual tool indentations or scratches.