Custom Sheet Metal Parts
Custom Sheet Metal Parts Manufactured to Your Drawings
ChunTian produces custom sheet metal parts from your drawings and 3D models, covering laser cutting, CNC punching, bending, welding and finishing under one roof. Every project starts with a drawing review and tolerance risk assessment so buyers know what is manufacturable before metal is cut.
At a glance
Custom sheet metal parts are fabricated to a buyer's own drawing rather than selected from a catalogue. The practical questions are which processes the geometry needs, what tolerance the drawing actually requires, and what documentation accompanies the shipment.
- Manufacturing since
- 2009
- Core processes
- Laser cutting, punching, bending, welding
- Quality system
- IATF 16949:2016
Buyer pain points
What Slips Through on Sheet Metal Part Orders
Sheet metal parts cross many processes — and every handoff is a chance to build the wrong revision or stack tolerances past the assembly.
Wrong revision produced
Impact on your project: Parts made to an old drawing cannot be used and cannot be returned quickly.
Revision control gaps mean obsolete drawings still reach the shop floor.
Stack-up across processes
Impact on your project: Features pass individually but the assembled part misses overall geometry.
Cut, bent, and welded features each in tolerance can still drift apart across the process chain.
Finish spec ambiguity
Impact on your project: Finishing decisions made mid-project cause mismatch and delay.
When finishing is not specified with the drawing, coating and color decisions stall production.
How We Solve It
Chuntian runs sheet metal parts through one facility with revision and handling control built in.
Revision control from RFQ to packout
Revision status and buyer deviation notes stay visible from quotation to shipment.
One team owns the dimensional chain
Cutting, bending, welding, and machining under one roof keep the whole part's geometry accountable.
QC photo packs and shipment checklists
Finished parts are documented with photo evidence and checklists before they leave.
What this means for you
Current-revision parts whose geometry fits your assembly and whose finish is documented.
Application cases
Typical Sheet Metal Part Projects
Representative project types produced on our lines. Share your drawings for a project-specific review.
Multi-process sheet metal assemblies
Parts combining cutting, forming, welding, and machining produced under one route.
Revision-controlled repeat parts
Repeat parts managed across drawing revisions with documented status.
Company strength
Who You Are Buying From
Zhuhai ChunTian Machine Technology Co., Ltd. has manufactured precision sheet metal parts and CNC machined components since 2009 in a full-range fabrication facility serving machinery importers, distributors, and EPC buyers worldwide.
Established
2009
Manufacturing experience
16+ years
Team size
300–1,000
Annual revenue
USD 30M–150M
Certifications on file
IATF 16949:2016, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 13485:2016, ASME authorization, and National Board registration. Certificate copies are available on request.
Production lines & equipment
Laser cutting and punching centre (TRUMPF TruMatic 6000), Amada CNC turret punch press, bending, and robotic welding cells for laser, arc, TIG, MIG, and spot welding. Engineering support covers drawing review, DFM recommendations, and tolerance risk assessment.
Partners & export markets
Long-term supply relationships with machinery importers, distributors, and EPC buyers across global export markets. Capacity and lead times are planned per project — share your drawings to receive a schedule.
Capability matrix
What we can do to a sheet metal part
The four process families below cover most custom sheet metal parts. Which ones apply depends on the drawing, the material and the quantity required.
Cutting
Laser cutting and CNC punching for outlines, holes and cutouts, including the TRUMPF TruMatic 6000 combined laser and punching machine.
Forming
Press brake bending for brackets, frames and enclosures, with repeatable angles across a production run.
Joining
Robotic and manual welding, including laser welding for clean joints on visible or thin-gauge parts.
Finishing
Deburring, coating and surface treatment to protect the part and meet the appearance the buyer specifies.
Selection guide
Match the production approach to your order
The same part can be made in different ways depending on whether you need one unit, a repeat batch, or a mix of both. Switch between the options to see what each approach changes.
Single part or first sample
A single unit is usually cut and formed without dedicated tooling. The drawing is reviewed first so that any feature that cannot be produced as drawn is flagged before cutting starts.
General fabrication tolerances apply; confirm any critical dimension on the drawing before quoting.
Send the drawing and state which dimensions are critical.
Typical applications
Where custom sheet metal parts are used
The examples below describe typical application types, not specific customer projects.
Machine guards and covers
Formed guards and covers that protect moving parts on industrial machinery, usually combining cutting, bending and welding.
Control boxes and panels
Enclosures and panels with precise cutouts for switches, displays and cable entries.
Mounting plates and brackets
Flat and formed plates that locate and fix components inside a larger assembly.
Production floor
Equipment behind the parts
Parts are produced on a full-range fabrication floor rather than outsourced between steps, which keeps the process route and inspection record under one roof.
Founded
2009
Employees
300-1000
Annual revenue
USD 30-150 million
Key equipment
TRUMPF TruMatic 6000
Quality and certification
Documented quality, not verbal assurance
Certificates below are held by Zhuhai ChunTian Machine Technology Co.,Ltd. Each covers a defined scope; buyers should confirm that the scope matches their own requirement.
IATF 16949:2016
Automotive quality management system certification.
ISO 9001
Quality management system certification.
NB
Certificate held by the company; confirm scope for your application.
ASME
Authorization held by the company; confirm scope for your application.
How an order runs
From drawing to shipment
Drawing review
We read the drawing and 3D model and identify features that need clarification.
Manufacturability feedback
Where a feature is difficult or costly to produce, we flag it and suggest an alternative.
Sample approval
A sample or first article is produced and inspected before the batch is released.
Inspection record
Inspection results and QC photo packs are prepared for the buyer.
Shipment
Parts are packed against a shipment checklist before dispatch.
Buyer questions
Questions buyers ask before ordering
What drawing formats can you work from?
Send the drawing or 3D model in the format you already use, together with the material, quantity and any critical dimensions. If a feature is unclear, we will ask before quoting rather than assume.
Which tolerances can you hold?
Achievable tolerance depends on the process, material and part size. Tell us which dimensions are critical and we will confirm what the process route can hold for your part.
Which materials do you fabricate?
Common sheet metals including carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminium. State the grade on your drawing; if you have not fixed a grade, tell us the service conditions and we will discuss options.
Can you repeat the same part later?
Yes. Repeat orders follow the approved process route and inspection plan, so the part stays consistent between batches. Reference the part number or first-article record in your enquiry.
What documentation ships with sheet metal parts?
Sheet metal shipments include inspection results, QC photo packs, and a shipment checklist prepared before dispatch.
Related products
Sheet metal products we supply
Further reading
Guides for sheet metal buyers
How a capability matrix improves machinery sourcing
Compare process envelope, tolerance class, material range and document set before supplier selection.
Read articleLaser Cutting vs CNC Punching: Which Process Fits Your Sheet Metal Parts
A practical comparison of laser cutting and CNC punching for sheet metal buyers, including when to use each process and when combined processing on the TRUMPF TruMatic 6000 delivers the best results.
Read articleSheet Metal Manufacturing: A Complete Guide to the Fabrication Process
A complete guide to the sheet metal manufacturing process - cutting, forming, joining, finishing, and inspection - with DFM tips and supplier evaluation criteria.
Read articleRequest a quote
Send your drawing for review
Include the drawing or 3D model, material, quantity and any critical dimensions. These details help us review the requirement and prepare a quotation.
Drawing or 3D model with revision
Material, thickness and critical dimensions
Quantity and whether a repeat order is expected