Sheet Metal Fabrication
Elevator Component Fabrication
Custom sheet metal fabrication for elevator cabs, doors, panels and structural components, built to your drawings with certified quality.
Capabilities
Full-process elevator component manufacturing
From laser cutting and CNC punching to bending, welding and finishing, we produce elevator components with consistent dimensional accuracy and surface quality.
Laser Cutting & Punching
TRUMPF TruMatic 6000 and Amada punching deliver precise blanks and cutouts for panels and frames.
Bending & Forming
Accurate bends and formed profiles for cab panels, doors and structural brackets.
Welding & Assembly
Laser welding robots and skilled assembly produce rigid, durable elevator structures.
Surface Finishing
Powder coating, painting and plating options match your finish and durability spec.
Process Selection
Choose the right fabrication route
Select the process that matches your component geometry, volume and finish requirements.
Precision cutting for flat blanks
Laser cutting and CNC punching produce accurate flat blanks and cutouts for panels and frames.
Typical tolerance
+/-0.1 mm on critical features
Next step
Send your drawing for a cutting feasibility review.
Applications
Where our elevator component fabrication is used
Typical application examples, not customer case studies. These show the component types we can produce.
Elevator Cabs
Formed and finished cab panels and structures with accurate alignment and mounting features.
Doors & Frames
Precision doors, frames and guides that meet dimensional and safety requirements.
Control & Display Panels
Panels and brackets for control systems and displays with precise cutouts.
Our Factory
A full-process sheet metal facility
Established in 2009, our factory combines laser cutting, CNC punching, bending, welding and finishing under one roof with certified quality systems.
Founded
2009
Employees
300–1000
Revenue
30–150M USD
Process
Full process
Quality & Certification
Certified quality you can rely on
Our quality management systems are certified to international standards, supporting consistent elevator component production.
IATF 16949:2016
Automotive-grade quality management system.
ISO 9001
Quality management system certification.
NB
Pressure equipment certification.
ASME
Boiler and pressure vessel code certification.
Procurement Flow
How we work with you
Drawing Review
We review your drawings and confirm feasibility and tolerances.
Sample
We produce samples for your approval before mass production.
FAI / FAT
First article inspection and factory acceptance testing.
QC Photo Pack
We provide quality control photos and inspection reports.
Shipment
Careful packing and on-time dispatch with shipping documents.
FAQ
Elevator component fabrication questions
Which materials do you use for elevator components?
We work with steel, stainless steel and aluminum depending on strength, weight and finish requirements.
What surface finishes are available?
Powder coating, painting and plating are available to match your durability and appearance requirements.
What tolerances can you hold on elevator components?
Typical sheet metal tolerances apply, with tighter control on critical assembly and alignment features per your drawing.
Can you install hardware such as hinges and brackets?
Yes. We can install hinges, brackets and other hardware per your specification.
Do you provide prototypes before production?
Yes. We produce samples for approval before mass production to confirm fit, finish and function.
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Request an elevator component quote
Send us your drawings and specifications for a detailed quotation.
Drawing review within 24 hours
Samples before mass production
Certified quality and QC photo pack