Custom Forming&Bending Services

The lead time for sheet metal parts depends on several factors, including part complexity, order quantity, and the specific fabrication processes required.

For simple parts, delivery can typically be completed within 5 days after order confirmation and final design approval, making it ideal for prototypes or quick-turn projects.
For complex components or large-volume orders, lead times may be longer. When providing a quotation, we also include an estimated lead time, taking into account production capacity and the specific requirements of your project.

We always strive to minimize delivery times while maintaining high-quality standards, ensuring that you receive your parts quickly without compromising on precision or craftsmanship.

The cost of sheet metal fabrication varies depending on several factors, including part complexity, material type, quantity, and the specific fabrication processes required. For simple, straightforward parts, costs can be very competitive, especially when utilizing efficient production techniques and advanced machinery.

For larger or more complex orders, costs may increase due to additional processing and labor requirements. Our goal is always to provide the best value, balancing cost-effectiveness with high-quality results.

Sheet metal fabrication involves a series of processes that transform flat metal sheets into finished components. The main processes include:

• Laser Cutting – Provides high precision and smooth edges for complex shapes.
• Stamping & Punching – Ideal for producing holes, slots, and repetitive features efficiently.
• Bending & Forming – Uses CNC press brakes to shape metal sheets into desired angles or profiles.
• Welding & Assembly – Includes TIG, MIG, and spot welding for joining and assembling metal parts.
• Riveting & Fastener Insertion – Ensures strong structural connections and reliable assembly.
• Surface Finishing – Options such as powder coating, electroplating, anodizing, polishing, and brushing enhance appearance and corrosion resistance.

By combining these processes, we can deliver precision, strength, and aesthetic quality for a wide range of sheet metal products.

At Horizon, we accommodate projects of all sizes—from single prototypes to full-scale production runs. Whether you need small-batch customization or mass manufacturing, our production process is designed to be flexible and responsive.
We do not impose a strict minimum order quantity, allowing both startups and established companies to take advantage of our sheet metal fabrication services based on their specific needs, budget, and project scale.

Sheet metal fabrication is the process of transforming flat metal sheets into customized parts and structures through techniques such as cutting, bending, welding, and assembly.
This process typically involves the use of precision machinery such as laser cutters, press brakes, and stamping equipment to create enclosures, brackets, cabinets, and other metal components.
To enhance durability and appearance, surface finishing treatments—such as powder coating, electroplating, or anodizing—are often applied to the final products.