| MOQ: | 1000PCS |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Standard Packaging: | Carton ,bubble Bag , Plastic Box |
| Delivery Period: | 15-30 Days |
| Payment Method: | T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | Small Orders Accepted |
METS specializes in custom precision metal fabrication parts for industrial equipment, machinery, automotive systems, electrical products, and electronic assemblies. We provide integrated manufacturing solutions for customers who require accurate dimensions, reliable performance, consistent quality, and flexible customization.
Our manufacturing capabilities cover metal stamping, laser cutting, sheet metal bending, punching, forming, welding, and other supporting processes according to product design and technical requirements. By combining metal fabrication expertise with in-house tooling design and manufacturing capabilities, we help customers turn engineering concepts into production-ready metal components.
We work with a range of materials, including stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and silicon steel. Material selection is based on the component's mechanical strength, electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, weight, operating environment, and cost requirements.
From simple mounting brackets and sheet metal covers to complex stamped components and customized structural parts, METS supports OEM and ODM projects from drawing review and tooling development to sample validation and batch production.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Custom Precision Metal Fabrication Parts |
| Brand | METS |
| Manufacturing Type | OEM / ODM Custom Manufacturing |
| Material Options | Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Silicon Steel |
| Material Thickness | Typically 0.1–5.0 mm for applicable stamping parts; other ranges subject to process and design |
| Product Dimensions | Customized according to drawings or samples |
| Dimensional Tolerance | Target range of ±0.01–±0.05 mm for suitable features, subject to design, material, and process validation |
| Main Processes | Stamping, Laser Cutting, Punching, Bending, Forming, Welding |
| Tooling Options | Progressive Dies, Compound Dies, Custom Forming Dies |
| Surface Treatment | Plating, Passivation, Anodizing, Powder Coating, Polishing, Customized Finishes |
| Quality Inspection | Dimensional Inspection, Visual Inspection, Process Inspection, Final Inspection |
| Application | Industrial Equipment, Machinery, Automotive, Electronics, Electrical Systems |
| Production Volume | Prototype, Small Batch, Medium Volume, Mass Production |
| Drawing Formats | 2D Drawings, CAD Files, 3D Models, Samples |
| Packaging | PE Bags, Protective Trays, Cartons, Pallets, Wooden Cases |
| Quotation | Based on Material, Dimensions, Process, Tooling, and Order Quantity |
Note: The specifications above are general reference ranges, not guaranteed limits for every fabrication process. Final specifications, tolerances, materials, and inspection methods are confirmed during technical review.
Established in Xiamen, China, in 2006, Xiamen METS Industry & Trade Co., Ltd. specializes in precision metal stamping, stamping die design and manufacturing, and customized metal component production.
Our engineering and manufacturing capabilities support a range of industrial applications, including automotive components, electrical contacts, electronic housings, LED components, lead frames, and motor core laminations.
By combining tooling expertise with component manufacturing, we can assess part geometry, forming feasibility, material utilization, and production requirements before manufacturing begins. This approach helps identify potential manufacturing challenges early and supports more stable production.
Our capabilities include stamping die design, tooling manufacture, die testing, and metal stamping production. Coordinating these activities helps improve communication between product engineering and manufacturing.
We review drawings, dimensions, materials, forming requirements, and critical features to identify suitable manufacturing processes. Where appropriate, our team can recommend design adjustments to improve manufacturability and production efficiency.
We support a range of metal materials and fabrication processes. Depending on the product, operations can include blanking, punching, bending, deep drawing, laser cutting, forming, and welding.
Inspection requirements can be established for incoming materials, first articles, in-process production, and finished components. Critical dimensions and functional characteristics are checked according to the agreed technical specifications.
We support customized projects from initial samples to repeat orders and volume production. Production planning and tooling arrangements are matched to the component design and expected demand.
METS works with customers requiring customized metal parts and tooling solutions for international manufacturing supply chains. We support technical communication, quotation preparation, production coordination, and export packaging.
Our custom metal fabrication solutions can support the following types of industrial projects. Final designs and specifications depend on the customer's application and engineering requirements.
Project requirements: A machinery manufacturer needs metal brackets with accurate mounting holes, consistent dimensions, and reliable mechanical support.
Recommended manufacturing approach: Laser cutting or stamping, followed by bending, deburring, and an appropriate surface treatment.
Key considerations: Hole positioning, bend angles, flatness, mounting compatibility, and corrosion protection.
Customer value: A well-controlled manufacturing process helps simplify equipment assembly and improve repeatability across production batches.
Project requirements: An electrical equipment manufacturer requires repeatable metal contacts, terminals, or conductive components.
Recommended manufacturing approach: Material selection, precision stamping, forming, optional plating, and dimensional or functional inspection.
Key considerations: Material thickness, contact geometry, burr direction, conductivity, surface finish, and assembly fit.
Customer value: Suitable tooling and process controls help maintain consistent component geometry and support stable downstream assembly.
Project requirements: An industrial equipment producer requires customized metal covers or enclosures to protect internal assemblies.
Recommended manufacturing approach: Laser cutting, punching, bending, welding where necessary, and finishing.
Key considerations: Overall dimensions, opening positions, edge quality, joint strength, appearance, and installation requirements.
Customer value: Combining compatible fabrication processes can reduce unnecessary supplier coordination and support more efficient assembly.
Project requirements: A manufacturer needs repeatable stamped components for mechanical assemblies or automotive-related applications.
Recommended manufacturing approach: Drawing review, material selection, stamping die development, sample validation, and controlled batch production.
Key considerations: Critical dimensions, material properties, forming deformation, production consistency, and traceability requirements.
Customer value: Properly designed tooling and documented inspection criteria help support repeat orders and stable manufacturing performance.
These are representative application scenarios, not claims of named customer projects or verified project results. Actual case studies can be added when customer-approved photographs, drawings, specifications, or project data are available.
Custom metal components require more than cutting or forming raw material. Product geometry, material properties, tooling design, process sequence, and inspection methods all influence the final result. METS works with customers to evaluate these factors before production.
We review 2D drawings, 3D models, samples, and technical specifications to understand component geometry, critical dimensions, material requirements, and intended applications.
Based on the part design and production volume, we evaluate suitable processes such as stamping, laser cutting, bending, forming, or welding. The objective is to balance dimensional requirements, production efficiency, tooling investment, and overall cost.
For stamped components, die design and manufacturing are important factors in repeatability, forming quality, and production stability. Tooling development is coordinated with the part geometry, material, and production requirements.
Initial samples can be manufactured for dimensional verification, assembly checks, and customer approval. Any necessary design or process adjustments should be agreed upon before proceeding to full production.
Inspection plans can include critical dimension checks, visual inspection, process monitoring, and final inspection. Requirements are agreed upon according to the part drawing, purchase order, and applicable quality criteria.
Depending on the application, we can coordinate suitable finishing and protective packaging to help preserve component quality during storage, handling, and transportation.
We can evaluate customization requirements for:
For industrial metal components, dimensional variation, burrs, deformation, surface defects, and inconsistent material properties can affect assembly efficiency and finished-product performance. METS emphasizes clear technical specifications and appropriate inspection throughout the manufacturing process.
Our quality assurance approach can include:
Inspection methods, sampling frequency, reporting requirements, and acceptance criteria are established according to the project specification.
Finished components are packed according to material characteristics, surface finish, part geometry, and transportation requirements.
Available packaging options may include:
Shipping arrangements can be coordinated according to order size, delivery destination, and customer preference, including express courier, air freight, and sea freight.
Packaging details, shipping terms, and delivery schedules are confirmed with the quotation or order.
Yes. We can evaluate custom parts based on 2D drawings, CAD files, 3D models, physical samples, and technical specifications. Manufacturing feasibility, material selection, and achievable tolerances are confirmed during the engineering review.
Available material options include stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, silicon steel, and other suitable alloys. The final material is selected according to strength, conductivity, corrosion resistance, forming behavior, and application requirements.
Depending on the product, our capabilities include metal stamping, punching, laser cutting, sheet metal bending, forming, deep drawing, and welding. We can assess the most suitable process or combination of processes for each project.
Yes. METS specializes in stamping die design and manufacturing as well as precision metal stamping production. For suitable projects, tooling development and part manufacturing can be coordinated through one supplier.
Tolerances depend on material, thickness, component geometry, manufacturing process, and the dimensions being controlled. A target range of ±0.01–±0.05 mm may be achievable for suitable features, but it is not applicable to every dimension or process. Please provide your drawings for a feasibility assessment.
| MOQ: | 1000PCS |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Standard Packaging: | Carton ,bubble Bag , Plastic Box |
| Delivery Period: | 15-30 Days |
| Payment Method: | T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | Small Orders Accepted |
METS specializes in custom precision metal fabrication parts for industrial equipment, machinery, automotive systems, electrical products, and electronic assemblies. We provide integrated manufacturing solutions for customers who require accurate dimensions, reliable performance, consistent quality, and flexible customization.
Our manufacturing capabilities cover metal stamping, laser cutting, sheet metal bending, punching, forming, welding, and other supporting processes according to product design and technical requirements. By combining metal fabrication expertise with in-house tooling design and manufacturing capabilities, we help customers turn engineering concepts into production-ready metal components.
We work with a range of materials, including stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and silicon steel. Material selection is based on the component's mechanical strength, electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, weight, operating environment, and cost requirements.
From simple mounting brackets and sheet metal covers to complex stamped components and customized structural parts, METS supports OEM and ODM projects from drawing review and tooling development to sample validation and batch production.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Custom Precision Metal Fabrication Parts |
| Brand | METS |
| Manufacturing Type | OEM / ODM Custom Manufacturing |
| Material Options | Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Silicon Steel |
| Material Thickness | Typically 0.1–5.0 mm for applicable stamping parts; other ranges subject to process and design |
| Product Dimensions | Customized according to drawings or samples |
| Dimensional Tolerance | Target range of ±0.01–±0.05 mm for suitable features, subject to design, material, and process validation |
| Main Processes | Stamping, Laser Cutting, Punching, Bending, Forming, Welding |
| Tooling Options | Progressive Dies, Compound Dies, Custom Forming Dies |
| Surface Treatment | Plating, Passivation, Anodizing, Powder Coating, Polishing, Customized Finishes |
| Quality Inspection | Dimensional Inspection, Visual Inspection, Process Inspection, Final Inspection |
| Application | Industrial Equipment, Machinery, Automotive, Electronics, Electrical Systems |
| Production Volume | Prototype, Small Batch, Medium Volume, Mass Production |
| Drawing Formats | 2D Drawings, CAD Files, 3D Models, Samples |
| Packaging | PE Bags, Protective Trays, Cartons, Pallets, Wooden Cases |
| Quotation | Based on Material, Dimensions, Process, Tooling, and Order Quantity |
Note: The specifications above are general reference ranges, not guaranteed limits for every fabrication process. Final specifications, tolerances, materials, and inspection methods are confirmed during technical review.
Established in Xiamen, China, in 2006, Xiamen METS Industry & Trade Co., Ltd. specializes in precision metal stamping, stamping die design and manufacturing, and customized metal component production.
Our engineering and manufacturing capabilities support a range of industrial applications, including automotive components, electrical contacts, electronic housings, LED components, lead frames, and motor core laminations.
By combining tooling expertise with component manufacturing, we can assess part geometry, forming feasibility, material utilization, and production requirements before manufacturing begins. This approach helps identify potential manufacturing challenges early and supports more stable production.
Our capabilities include stamping die design, tooling manufacture, die testing, and metal stamping production. Coordinating these activities helps improve communication between product engineering and manufacturing.
We review drawings, dimensions, materials, forming requirements, and critical features to identify suitable manufacturing processes. Where appropriate, our team can recommend design adjustments to improve manufacturability and production efficiency.
We support a range of metal materials and fabrication processes. Depending on the product, operations can include blanking, punching, bending, deep drawing, laser cutting, forming, and welding.
Inspection requirements can be established for incoming materials, first articles, in-process production, and finished components. Critical dimensions and functional characteristics are checked according to the agreed technical specifications.
We support customized projects from initial samples to repeat orders and volume production. Production planning and tooling arrangements are matched to the component design and expected demand.
METS works with customers requiring customized metal parts and tooling solutions for international manufacturing supply chains. We support technical communication, quotation preparation, production coordination, and export packaging.
Our custom metal fabrication solutions can support the following types of industrial projects. Final designs and specifications depend on the customer's application and engineering requirements.
Project requirements: A machinery manufacturer needs metal brackets with accurate mounting holes, consistent dimensions, and reliable mechanical support.
Recommended manufacturing approach: Laser cutting or stamping, followed by bending, deburring, and an appropriate surface treatment.
Key considerations: Hole positioning, bend angles, flatness, mounting compatibility, and corrosion protection.
Customer value: A well-controlled manufacturing process helps simplify equipment assembly and improve repeatability across production batches.
Project requirements: An electrical equipment manufacturer requires repeatable metal contacts, terminals, or conductive components.
Recommended manufacturing approach: Material selection, precision stamping, forming, optional plating, and dimensional or functional inspection.
Key considerations: Material thickness, contact geometry, burr direction, conductivity, surface finish, and assembly fit.
Customer value: Suitable tooling and process controls help maintain consistent component geometry and support stable downstream assembly.
Project requirements: An industrial equipment producer requires customized metal covers or enclosures to protect internal assemblies.
Recommended manufacturing approach: Laser cutting, punching, bending, welding where necessary, and finishing.
Key considerations: Overall dimensions, opening positions, edge quality, joint strength, appearance, and installation requirements.
Customer value: Combining compatible fabrication processes can reduce unnecessary supplier coordination and support more efficient assembly.
Project requirements: A manufacturer needs repeatable stamped components for mechanical assemblies or automotive-related applications.
Recommended manufacturing approach: Drawing review, material selection, stamping die development, sample validation, and controlled batch production.
Key considerations: Critical dimensions, material properties, forming deformation, production consistency, and traceability requirements.
Customer value: Properly designed tooling and documented inspection criteria help support repeat orders and stable manufacturing performance.
These are representative application scenarios, not claims of named customer projects or verified project results. Actual case studies can be added when customer-approved photographs, drawings, specifications, or project data are available.
Custom metal components require more than cutting or forming raw material. Product geometry, material properties, tooling design, process sequence, and inspection methods all influence the final result. METS works with customers to evaluate these factors before production.
We review 2D drawings, 3D models, samples, and technical specifications to understand component geometry, critical dimensions, material requirements, and intended applications.
Based on the part design and production volume, we evaluate suitable processes such as stamping, laser cutting, bending, forming, or welding. The objective is to balance dimensional requirements, production efficiency, tooling investment, and overall cost.
For stamped components, die design and manufacturing are important factors in repeatability, forming quality, and production stability. Tooling development is coordinated with the part geometry, material, and production requirements.
Initial samples can be manufactured for dimensional verification, assembly checks, and customer approval. Any necessary design or process adjustments should be agreed upon before proceeding to full production.
Inspection plans can include critical dimension checks, visual inspection, process monitoring, and final inspection. Requirements are agreed upon according to the part drawing, purchase order, and applicable quality criteria.
Depending on the application, we can coordinate suitable finishing and protective packaging to help preserve component quality during storage, handling, and transportation.
We can evaluate customization requirements for:
For industrial metal components, dimensional variation, burrs, deformation, surface defects, and inconsistent material properties can affect assembly efficiency and finished-product performance. METS emphasizes clear technical specifications and appropriate inspection throughout the manufacturing process.
Our quality assurance approach can include:
Inspection methods, sampling frequency, reporting requirements, and acceptance criteria are established according to the project specification.
Finished components are packed according to material characteristics, surface finish, part geometry, and transportation requirements.
Available packaging options may include:
Shipping arrangements can be coordinated according to order size, delivery destination, and customer preference, including express courier, air freight, and sea freight.
Packaging details, shipping terms, and delivery schedules are confirmed with the quotation or order.
Yes. We can evaluate custom parts based on 2D drawings, CAD files, 3D models, physical samples, and technical specifications. Manufacturing feasibility, material selection, and achievable tolerances are confirmed during the engineering review.
Available material options include stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, silicon steel, and other suitable alloys. The final material is selected according to strength, conductivity, corrosion resistance, forming behavior, and application requirements.
Depending on the product, our capabilities include metal stamping, punching, laser cutting, sheet metal bending, forming, deep drawing, and welding. We can assess the most suitable process or combination of processes for each project.
Yes. METS specializes in stamping die design and manufacturing as well as precision metal stamping production. For suitable projects, tooling development and part manufacturing can be coordinated through one supplier.
Tolerances depend on material, thickness, component geometry, manufacturing process, and the dimensions being controlled. A target range of ±0.01–±0.05 mm may be achievable for suitable features, but it is not applicable to every dimension or process. Please provide your drawings for a feasibility assessment.