Custom Stainless Steel Fabrication from Drawings
Architectural sheet-metal components coordinated around your part drawings, quantity schedule and project environment. Start with the intended use, then resolve the production details.
Schematic illustration · Final geometry is defined by approved project drawings.
Start with the detail.
- Drawing-based covers and housings
- Custom interior metal components
- Coordinated project packages
Defined components
Identify each part mark, quantity and drawing revision. Show folds, holes, welds and assembly interfaces that affect the supplied component.
Process review
Cutting, bending, joining and surface finishing are reviewed against the actual design and the selected production partner. The quotation defines the agreed scope.
Inspection and packing
Confirm critical dimensions, visible surfaces, approval samples and protection needs. Label pieces and packages against the approved schedule.
A clear scope.
A reviewable quotation.
Material, appearance and supply details are confirmed for each project.
| Material grade | 304 / 316 options reviewed against the project specification and installation environment. |
|---|---|
| Thickness & dimensions | Confirm against the approved drawing; no single default thickness or size applies. |
| Visible finish | Choose a CT10 reference or provide a physical sample for review. |
| Quantity & minimum order | State quantity per part or total area. Minimum quantities are confirmed for the actual design and finish. |
| Lead time & delivery | Confirmed after drawing, finish, quantity and packing requirements are reviewed. |
| Documents | Agree the material records, inspection evidence and destination documents required before order confirmation. |