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Sheet-metal prototypes for your next assembly.

Sheet-metal prototypes can be included in an agreed project alongside CNC machining. We establish the outside work and responsibilities in the quotation. For a standalone prototype, Evan may instead introduce you to an independent supplier.

First parts with a clear role in the build.

Check the interfaces

Use the prototype scope to define the mounting points, surrounding clearances and access features you need to assess.

Include the operations the part needs

Connect the cut profile to any specified forming, joining or finishing work rather than treating the outline as the whole part.

Prepare for the next revision

Keep the changes under evaluation clear so the first build can inform the next design decision.

Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.

A prototype scope built around the part.

Cutting and follow-on work

Select the proposed cutting route and identify any additional operations to include in the provider's scope.

Quantity and schedule

Set the first-build quantity around the evaluation you need; provider availability and dates are confirmed for the project.

From prototype to later work

Review the next revision or production requirement as its own commitment, informed by the first build.

​Take the next step on your sheet-based prototype.

Request a Quote for the complete project, including any outside processes you need. Evan will discuss whether we can coordinate that scope or whether an independent introduction is more appropriate.

Sheet-metal services

Materials and finishes

Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.

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