16 recommended sheet metal fabrication companies and suppliers! Also explains how to choose the right one!

Are you wondering which fabrication company or contractor to choose for your sheet metal fabrication needs?

This article provides recommendations for sheet metal fabrication companies and contractors, along with pointers on how to choose a sheet metal fabrication company or contractor.

We hope you will find this information useful in selecting a company or contractor that you are satisfied with.

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Points to consider when selecting a sheet metal fabrication company or contractor

The following is a step-by-step guide to selecting a sheet metal fabricator or company.

Is the company capable of processing the material you want to request?

Sheet metal processing is a major processing method utilized in the manufacture of many products.

However, depending on the material used, a high level of skill may be required.

When selecting a sheet metal fabrication company or contractor, first check whether they are capable of processing the material you want to request and which materials they specialize in.
Contractors and companies that list specific achievements related to sheet metal fabrication are proof of their high level of technical expertise.

It is also recommended to choose a company that has a track record similar to the product your company wants to request.

Whether there is a wide variety of processing methods supported

It is also important to pay attention to the processing methods supported by sheet metal fabrication companies and suppliers.

Sheet metal processing includes a variety of processing methods, such as bending and cutting.
The optimal processing method varies depending on the product to be manufactured and the materials to be used.

A supplier/company with a wide range of supported processing methods will be able to achieve ideal product manufacturing.

Do you have experience in machining the parts you want to request?

Sheet metal fabrication can be used to manufacture the following products and parts

• electric(al) appliances
• furniture
• office supplies
• Automobile and airplane bodies
• Roofs, gutters, exterior walls, and other housing equipment
• Commercial equipment such as kitchen hardware and ducts, etc.

Each processor or company has its own strengths and weaknesses in the products and parts it manufactures through sheet metal fabrication.

Before requesting a product, check to see if the company has experience in processing the product you are considering manufacturing or processing.

17 recommended sheet metal fabrication companies and suppliers

Here is a list of recommended fabrication companies and vendors for those who wish to hire a contractor for sheet metal fabrication.

Taiga｜3D Printing Corporation

Taiga is a manufacturing platform for parts and products offered by 3D Printing Corporation.

Sheet metal fabrication can also be requested, and we can meet flexible needs from mass production to small lot and prototype manufacturing.

The request process is simple: after registering for free on the Taiga, you simply append the drawing data for the part or product you want to manufacture.
After uploading the data, a sheet metal processing professional will review the data, prepare a quotation, and provide advice.

After confirming the quotation, if there are no problems, we will request manufacturing. We provide a one-stop service up to the actual sheet metal fabrication.

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Takawa Seisakusho Co.

Takawa Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a production facility with experience in the production of thousands of shims, brackets, and other steel sheet metal products annually.

To place an order, simply send us your drawings, and we will respond to your request the same day after we receive your estimate and estimated shipping date. This processing company is ideal for customers who want a speedy response and low-cost custom-made products.

Tsubota Technica Corporation

Tsubota Technica Inc. is a contractor that offers fiber laser welding fabrication and welding in addition to sheet metal fabrication.

We specialize in precision sheet metal fabrication, and have a lot of experience in manufacturing measuring devices, lightweight equipment, and manufacturing equipment.
Another of our strengths is our ability to process a wide range of materials, including stainless steel, aluminum, and copper.

Tsuru Corporation

Tsuru Corporation is an integrated manufacturing company with the latest processing equipment.

The systemization has enabled us to operate 24 hours a day, and we have also achieved a 40% reduction in costs and a 58% reduction in delivery time.
Our strength is stainless steel precision sheet metal working, specializing in medium-lot production.

Chiyoda Sheet Metal Co.

Chiyoda Sheet Metal Co., Ltd. is a supplier for sheet metal fabrication, laser processing, and machining.

We offer processing that combines our experience and know-how accumulated through various processing methods with the latest equipment. We have a wide range of materials that we can handle, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, plating, and coated products.

Eiko Kogyo Co.

Eikoh Kogyo Co., Ltd. is a contractor with 50 years of experience in Kochi.

We have the latest equipment and are capable of integrated production from product design to coating and assembly as well as processing. We are the supplier of choice when you want to request us to develop your own products.

Hakko Sangyo Co.

Hakko Sangyo Co., Ltd. is a contractor that handles a wide range of materials, including sheet metal and other metals, as well as resin and rubber.

In sheet metal processing, we handle bending and laser processing, machining, and drilling.
We excel at integrated production, including design and assembly of equipment mounts and supports.

Akaishi Industry Co.

Akaishi Kogyo Co., Ltd. is a company that offers sheet metal manufacturing as well as product prototyping and mass production.

We can meet a wide range of needs through innovative technology and processing by our experienced and professional staff. Our strength lies in our advanced sheet metal processing technologies, such as bending and welding technologies.

Hayama Seisakusho Co.

Hayama Seisakusho Co., Ltd. is a company that handles sheet metal fabrication as well as welding and precision can manufacturing.

We handle stainless steel, iron, and aluminum materials, and are capable of a wide range of sheet metal processing, including industrial machinery, food processing machinery, housing frames, and parts. We can handle small to large workpieces up to 3 tons, and we excel at processing a wide variety of small-lot products.

Sakai Manufacturing Co.

Sakai Seisakusho Co., Ltd. is a fabricator that handles precision sheet metal fabrication as well as canning and baking coating.

We provide integrated production using advanced equipment, skilled technology, and joint production with partner companies. Sheet metal processing is available for iron, stainless steel, and aluminum.

Nakahata Manufacturing Co.

Since its establishment, Nakahata Seisakusho Co., Ltd. has been a processing company with precision sheet metal processing as its main business.

We have experience in manufacturing products in a wide range of fields, including industrial machine covers, ATM parts, lighting fixtures, and automotive parts. We are good at integrated production of a wide variety of products in small lots of 10 to 300 pieces in cooperation with subcontractors.

Yamashita Kogyosho Co. 

Yamashita Kogyosho Co., Ltd. is an experienced manufacturer of a wide range of parts, including the face of the Shinkansen bullet train.

We specialize in hammered sheet metal and precision sheet metal processing based on our advanced technology and extensive experience. We have experience in processing aluminum, mild steel, stainless steel, titanium, geraldine, copper, and more.

Kyowa Industry Co.

Kyowa Industry Co., Ltd. has been in business for 50 years in Ota-ku, Tokyo, and has been selected as one of the "2009 300 Vigorous Manufacturing SMEs" by the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency.

We provide precision sheet metal processing that combines the high technology of skilled craftsmen with press-less technology. We also specialize in sheet metal processing of specially shaped parts such as copying equipment and audio equipment.

Ono Seiko Co.

Ono Seiko Co., Ltd. is a company that handles precision sheet metal processing as well as partial plating repair and on-site electrical discharge coating overlay repair.

Our proprietary technology development enables us to manufacture products with high quality and short delivery times. Our strength is high quality manufacturing with thorough quality control from specification identification to final inspection.

Filir Inc.

Filir Inc. is a contractor with strengths in the fabrication of metalworking parts and overseas procurement operations.

We specialize in precision metalworking using state-of-the-art technology. As for sheet metal processing, we can handle a wide variety of orders from small quantities to several items, mass production, and large orders.

Prototype Sheet Metal Working.com

PrototypeSheetMachining.com is a fabricator specializing in prototype sheet metal fabrication.

We offer a full range of services from design to commercialization, from prototyping to mass production. We can handle a wide range of materials including stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and tinplate.

Kyoei Seiki

Kyoei Seiki is a fast service provider with a minimum 5-minute estimate and same-day shipment.

We offer sheet metal processing such as bending, welding, and cutting, as well as laser processing, cutting, and plating coating. Our specialty is the fabrication of architectural hardware through precision sheet metal processing.

What is sheet metal processing?

Sheet metal fabrication is the process of shaping a thinly stretched metal sheet into a desired shape.

Mainly, processing is carried out according to the following procedures

• drawing development
• punching and cutting
• pretreatment
• Bending Process
• weld
• Finishing
• examination

Sheet metal processing can be broadly classified into "manual sheet metal processing," which is done by hand using tools, and "mechanical sheet metal processing," which is done by machine.

In either method, it is important to take into account the elastic and plastic deformation characteristics of the metal sheet used as the material before processing.

What is the difference between machining and sheet metal processing?

Machining is a processing method that uses a machine to cut a desired shape from a block of metal.

Sheet metal processing, on the other hand, involves bending metal sheets to make parts, which are then assembled by welding or riveting into the desired shape.

Machining is suited when precision and solidity are important, while sheet metal fabrication is suited when lightness and cost are important.

In what industries is sheet metal processing used?

Sheet metal processing is a processing method used in a variety of industries, including

(the) industry	Products to be manufactured and application scenarios
automotive industry	Manufacture of auto bodies and interiors Repair of automobiles (e.g., when repairing dents in the body)
(world of the) construction industry	Manufacture of housing equipment such as roofs, exterior walls, plumbing, etc. Manufacture of infrastructure equipment such as road signs, traffic signals, billboards, escalators, etc.
Precision Equipment Industry	Parts for smartphones, drones, etc. (precision sheet metal processing)

Summary

In this article, we have recommended processing companies and contractors for sheet metal fabrication.

Choosing the right vendor is important when you want to achieve high quality product manufacturing.
Please use this article to help you choose a processing company or contractor that you are comfortable with.

If you are considering manufacturing parts utilizing sheet metal fabrication, please contact us.Taiga."Taiga is a free service that allows you to consult with experienced contractors.

We can efficiently proceed with the development of difficult or new parts, small-lot production, prototyping, and mass production while keeping costs low.

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