Build-to-print brackets, panels, enclosures, frames, and subassemblies with DFM support from prototype to production.
PDF, DXF, DWG and STEP files accepted · NDA available
We review materials, tolerances, bends, welds, hardware and finishes before quotation.
One team from drawing review to final inspection
A sheet metal part must match more than its overall dimensions. Mounting holes must align, bends must provide clearance, and fasteners must face the correct direction.
Built to the approved drawing revision, with critical interfaces and visible surfaces confirmed before production.
Simple parts may only require cutting, deburring, and bending. Complex assemblies may also require welding, hardware, finishing, inspection, and assembly.
TIG, MIG, spot and laser welding, supported by CNC milling and turning.
PEM insertion, riveting, purchased components, and final subassembly.
Surface preparation, plating, coating, printing, dimensional inspection, and packing.
One TZR project team controls the drawing revision, production sequence, finish instructions, and quality requirements.
Material selection affects strength, weight, corrosion resistance, forming, welding, appearance, and price.
Strong, cost-effective options for frames, brackets, cabinets, and structural parts.
304 and 316 for exposed, clean, or corrosive environments.
5052 for formed parts; 6061 for components with machined features.
Powder Coating • Anodizing • Zinc Plating • Passivation • Brushing • Bead Blasting
Threads, grounding points, mating surfaces, welds, and tight fits may need masking or extra preparation.
Small drawing details can cause cracked bends, distorted weldments, inaccessible tooling, coating interference, or difficult assembly.
Radius, material thickness, bend reliefs, and tool access.
Edge distance, bend clearance, insert type, and installation direction.
Welding access, distortion control, and critical tolerance chains.
Coating buildup, masking, mating surfaces, and assembly clearance.
We do not change controlled dimensions, materials, or functional requirements without your approval.
Material, bends, welds, tolerances, finishing, inspection, and order volume all affect the final quotation.
Standard material thicknesses and common hardware can improve availability and reduce setup cost.
We may suggest practical changes to noncritical tolerances, bends, welds, or sheet nesting.
Laser fabrication suits prototypes. Fixtures or stamping may reduce unit cost as demand grows.
Every recommendation is submitted for approval. TZR will not remove a functional requirement simply to lower the quoted price.
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