What Is Sheet Metal Assembly?
Once sheet metal manufacturing is almost complete, often our parts are shipped to the customer to be assembled into the final product. However, if a customer desires a more complete product when it arrives on their floor, we have the capability to perform electro-mechanical assembly at any level- from basic to complex. Our sheet metal assembly process typically involves welding and binding the parts with adhesives, rivets, or threaded fasteners.
This range of sheet metal assembly methods and our additional fabrication capabilities allows us to customize each project for the exact specifications that are called for. Finally, we can even perform product testing to ensure that the final part of the metal assembly process is working properly before it leaves our facility. As such, our capabilities can be utilized across various industries, making us the one-stop-shop for metal fabrication, assembly, and finishing.
Sheet Metal Assembly Techniques
When it comes to sheet metal assembly, there is no “one-size-fits-all” solution. Instead, there are different methods of sheet metal assemblies welders can choose from in order to create the highest quality product. Deploying different sheet metal assembly techniques allows welders flexibility and options. Since there isn’t one single method for sheet metal assemblies, it’s important welders focus on a technique that considers the functionality, strength, and longevity of the product, as a poorly assembled product won’t last long. Below are various sheet metal assembly techniques and the specific parts they tend to be most commonly used with.
Electro-Mechanical Assembly
Basic Assembly Operation
Large Welded Frames
Complex Bend and Weld
Detailed Weld
Customized Welded & Assembled Cabinets
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