Sheet Metal Fabrication is a manufacturing process that transforms metal sheets (typically less than 6mm thick, such as steel, aluminum, or stainless steel plates) into metal structures, components, or finished products with specific shapes and functions. This is achieved through a series of techniques including cutting, punching, folding, stretching, and joining (such as welding, riveting, or screw fastening). Its core characteristic is that the thickness of the metal sheet remains largely unchanged during processing. Through these techniques, the sheet metal can be formed into nearly any desired shape. This technology is widely applied across multiple sectors including automotive, electronics, home appliances, and machinery.
