Capabilities / Metal Fabrication
Metal Fabrication
Metal fabrication support for OEM buyers who need cut, bent, stamped, welded, or assembly-ready metal components as part of a larger manufacturing project.

Capability Detail
For metal parts that need process review, not just a price.
Metal parts often look simple on a drawing, but the real project depends on material, thickness, hole position, bending sequence, welding points, surface finish, assembly fit, and packing. Jizon reviews the whole route so the part can move from sample to repeat production with fewer supplier handoffs.
Metal Processes
What The Metal Fabrication Module Covers
Each process can be reviewed as a standalone requirement or as part of a combined OEM project with plastic parts, assembly, QC, and export packing.
Precision Laser Cutting
For sheet metal panels, covers, brackets, plates, and flat profiles that need clean cutting and repeatable outlines.
Best fit: Carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum parts for enclosures, frames, covers, and support parts.
View Process DetailsCNC Bending
For formed metal parts where angle control, flange direction, hole positions, and assembly fit need to be reviewed together.
Best fit: Covers, housings, formed brackets, channels, guards, trays, and structural support parts.
View Process DetailsMetal Stamping
For repeat metal parts that need stable shape, production efficiency, and a practical tooling route after sample confirmation.
Best fit: Brackets, clips, panels, covers, mounting parts, industrial components, and repeat OEM parts.
View Process DetailsWelding And Fabrication
For fabricated frames, support structures, assemblies, welded brackets, and metal parts that need final assembly thinking.
Best fit: Frames, supports, guards, welded structures, equipment parts, and mixed plastic-metal assemblies.
View Process DetailsSupport Scope
How Jizon Helps Before Production
Drawing Review
Review part drawings, photos, samples, material requirements, tolerances, and assembly areas before quoting.
Process Route
Decide whether the part is better suited for laser cutting, bending, stamping, welding, or a combined process.
Project Coordination
Coordinate metal parts with plastic components, assembly, inspection, packing, and export delivery when needed.
Applications
Common Metal Parts We Can Review
This page should help buyers understand whether their metal component belongs in the Jizon capability range before they send a drawing or sample.
- Sheet metal covers and equipment panels
- Brackets, frames, supports, and guards
- Metal housings, trays, channels, and formed parts
- Welded structures and assembly-ready components
- Custom OEM parts used together with plastic parts
Workflow
From Drawing To Export-Ready Production
- 01
Send Drawings Or Samples
Share 2D drawings, 3D files, photos, samples, target material, quantity, and use environment.
- 02
Confirm The Process Route
Review whether the project should use cutting, bending, stamping, welding, or a combined manufacturing route.
- 03
Check Assembly And Finish
Confirm holes, slots, welding points, surface finish, packing, and fit with other parts.
- 04
Sample And Production
Prepare sample review, update details, then move to stable batch production and export-ready packing.
FAQ
Common Questions
What metal parts can Jizon review?
Panels, brackets, covers, housings, frames, supports, welded structures, stamped parts, and assembly-ready OEM components.
Can one project include both plastic and metal parts?
Yes. Jizon can coordinate plastic parts, metal parts, assembly, inspection, packing, and export handoff under one project view.
What should buyers send before quoting?
Drawings, samples, photos, material requirements, surface finish, tolerance points, quantity, and application details are the most useful starting information.
Metal Project Inquiry
Send The Part Information For Process Review
For a faster quote path, send the part drawing, photos or samples, material, thickness, finish, tolerance points, quantity, and how the metal part will be assembled or packed.
- 2D drawing, 3D file, sample photo, or current part reference
- Material, thickness, surface finish, and tolerance requirements
- Target quantity, packing method, and delivery expectation
- Assembly relationship with plastic parts or other components
