WEKO / CUSTOM FORMED METAL COMPONENTS
Custom sheet metal fabrication and stamping for brackets, covers, enclosures and hardware. From a first batch to repeat production.
A BETTER ROUTE STARTS WITH YOUR VOLUME
Keep the immediate requirement and the next order in view. We review geometry, material, tooling and inspection together.
A route focused on the quantity you need now, with forming and setup reviewed around your design.
For suitable repeat requirements, review the stamping route and tooling investment against your part and expected demand.
Practical order quantities, tooling needs and lead time are confirmed for the selected manufacturing route.
THE PARTS THAT HOLD IT TOGETHER
Tell us what your component must do. The functional features guide the forming and finishing plan.
Mounting patterns, slots, formed offsets and clearances that align with the rest of the assembly.
Hole position · bend direction · load-bearing geometryProtection and access, with the appearance and assembly interfaces defined from the beginning.
Cosmetic faces · openings · mating edgesRepeated profiles and formed features reviewed against tooling, material utilization and batch requirements.
Tooling scope · sample approval · repeat quantitiesDESIGNED FLAT / CHECKED IN ITS FINAL FORM
Define the formed component as well as the blank. Explore the details that help avoid surprises during assembly.
ILLUSTRATIVE PROCESS STUDY / YOUR DRAWING DEFINES THE REQUIREMENTS
Share the formed model and dimensioned drawing, plus the flat pattern when available. Include sheet grade, thickness and cut-edge requirements.
Review your flat patternShow bend angles, radii and formed dimensions. Mark clearance-sensitive areas and identify the surfaces used to locate the part.
Review formed geometryDimension mounting holes and mating interfaces in the formed state. Specify finish, cosmetic faces, inserts and assembly requirements.
Discuss your sheet componentCritical features belong on the drawing. Identify datums, formed dimensions, assembly clearances and the acceptance criteria that matter.
Request a drawing reviewMATERIAL + THICKNESS + FINISH
The exact grade and condition influence forming. Your finish and cosmetic requirements complete the specification.
Grade, temper, thickness and bend requirements.
Anodizing or other agreed finish; identify cosmetic faces.
Grade, condition, thickness and grain direction.
Surface texture, passivation requirements and protection.
Exact grade, sheet condition and coating status.
Corrosion protection, coating system and masking requirements.
Confirm finish compatibility, color references and final dimensions—including coating—during quotation.
Explore material guidesFROM RELEASED DRAWING TO ACCEPTED PART
Confirm revision, grade, thickness, geometry, quantity and any tooling before the manufacturing route is agreed.
Align on the sample or first-article checks, forming sequence and any secondary operations required for your order.
Check critical formed dimensions, assembly features, edges and appearance against the agreed inspection scope.
MEET THE MANUFACTURER
See the WEKO manufacturing environment and review the published quality documents. Discuss the process and inspection scope for your own formed component.
Factory introduction: WEKO machining, inspection and manufacturing environment.
Certificate holder: Dongguan XuXiang Precision Hardware Co., Ltd., within the WEKO manufacturing group. Review each document for its certified entity, scope and validity.
YOUR NEXT COMPONENT STARTS HERE
From a bracket to an enclosure, share the requirements that define your part. We will review a practical route and quotation scope.
Request a Sheet Metal Quote Confidential project? Request an NDA first.BEFORE YOU ORDER
Sheet metal fabrication describes routes for making flat and formed parts. Stamping uses tooling to cut or form sheet in a press. Geometry, order quantity, repeat demand and tooling investment help determine a suitable route.
Yes—discuss your part and requested quantity with WEKO. We review a suitable route and setup for the batch. Dedicated stamping tooling has separate cost and practical quantity considerations; the quotation states the agreed scope.
Send a dimensioned drawing and revision, a formed 3D model if available, and a DXF or other flat-pattern file when applicable. Include grade, sheet thickness, quantity, finish and important assembly interfaces. We review how the flat pattern relates to the formed part.
They depend on material, geometry, forming sequence, equipment and the feature being measured. Mark the required limits and datums on your drawing. We confirm feasibility and acceptance criteria in the quotation rather than apply a single tolerance to every part.
Share the whole component and its interfaces. We can review a route that combines forming with suitable secondary machining. Identify features that need to be controlled after forming or finishing.
Identify cosmetic faces, permitted marks, grain direction, edge condition, coating type and color reference where required. Include masking areas and functional surfaces. Finish compatibility and acceptance are agreed for your material and part.
Request the ownership, payment, maintenance, storage, service life assumptions and transfer conditions in the quotation. These commercial terms should be agreed before tooling is released.
Yes. Request an NDA before sharing confidential drawings. Include only the project details needed for the initial discussion, then share the technical package through the agreed channel.