Leaders in Precision Metal Fabrication

The cost of a part depends on multiple factors, including:

• Quantity per run – Larger runs reduce per-unit costs.
• Drawing quality – Clear and precise drawings minimize errors and production time.
• Material selection – Material type affects cost and availability.
• Finishes and fasteners – Special coatings or hardware can increase costs.
• Tolerance requirements – Stricter tolerances require more machining and inspection.
• Production urgency – Expedited production may incur additional costs.
• Communication efficiency – Prompt responses help streamline the process.
• Purchase order timing – Timely POs facilitate scheduling and reduce lead times.

Providing detailed specifications upfront allows us to offer an accurate and competitive quote.

• We have delivered prototypes within the same day, while complex parts may take up to four weeks.
• Customers requiring 24-hour delivery often use our Kanban systems for continuous production.
• We operate a second shift, allowing us to complete CAD work during the day and run parts at night.
• Simple parts with minimal processes are completed faster than complex assemblies.
• Selecting readily available fasteners and finishes can prevent unnecessary delays.

Our standard turnaround time for quotes is 24 hours or less. If additional time is needed, we will notify you with an expected completion time. If you experience delays, please contact our President, as we are committed to adhering to our quality procedures.

To expedite your order:

• Provide high-quality drawings in .dxf, .sldprt, .iges, or .pdf formats.
• Submit a legible purchase order to avoid misinterpretation.
• Review the order confirmation we send to verify price and delivery date.
• Respond promptly to any technical inquiries to prevent delays.

While timelines vary, sheet metal parts generally require more steps than machined parts.

• Machined parts often require one or two setups on a single machine.
• Sheet metal parts may go through multiple processes, including CAD design, shearing, punching, bending, fastener insertion, welding, grinding, finishing, and inspection.

Yes. Our facility includes:

• CNC punch presses, lasers, lathes, and robotic welders with automatic load/unload capabilities.
• Automated equipment such as decoilers, bar code machines, serial number stampers, multi-tools, and air feeders, which help reduce labor costs and improve efficiency.