Drawing & scope review
Revisions, material, quantity, critical dimensions, finish, inspection, packaging, and required date are reviewed before release.
Design support →
Canadian Metal Fabricators
Custom Sheet Metal Fabrication for Industrial Parts
Drawing-driven laser cutting, CNC bending, shop welding, sourcing, and partner-coordinated finishing for OEM and industrial teams.
Send material, quantity, required date, and finish needs. Standard and rush lead times are confirmed per project.
One drawing package
One coordinated route from flat stock to finished components.
Broad fabrication searches often hide a specific procurement need: a supplier who can read the drawings, identify the required operations, and state what will happen before a PO is released.
CMF reviews the complete package and quotes the applicable fabrication path. Finishing and specialty outside processes are partner-coordinated where required and identified in the scope.
Fabrication workflow
Each operation earns its place in the quote.
The route depends on the drawing, material, quantity, critical features, and final-use requirements. CMF confirms the applicable steps rather than applying every operation to every part.
Laser cutting
Flat-part geometry is reviewed for material fit, feature requirements, nesting, edge condition, and downstream operations.
Laser cutting →CNC bending
Formed-part requirements are reviewed from the drawing, including bends, features, material behavior, and sequence.
CNC bending →Shop welding
MIG, TIG, or spot welding is scoped for drawing-defined fabricated components where assembly is part of the RFQ.
Shop welding →Sourcing coordination
Purchased components and specialty outside processes can be identified and coordinated within the quoted project path.
Sourcing →Finishing coordination
Powder coating, wet paint, plating, and other finish requirements are reviewed and coordinated through trusted partners.
Finishing →Procurement-ready inputs
Make the RFQ complete enough to make a decision.
A clear package helps both sides confirm fit without relying on universal capacity, tolerance, or turnaround claims.
What to send
- 01CAD or PDF drawings with revision status
- 02Material grade, thickness, quantity, and sourcing preference
- 03Critical dimensions, inspection, finish, and packaging requirements
- 04Required date and delivery destination
What CMF confirms
- 01Process fit and the operations included in scope
- 02Material and partner-process availability
- 03Pricing, responsibilities, and open technical questions
- 04A project-specific standard or rush schedule
Best fit
Drawing-based parts for OEMs, industrial manufacturers, and commercial project teams. CMF provides shop fabrication support rather than mobile, automotive-repair, or residential-repair services.
Send the drawings. Confirm the fabrication route.
Upload the package with material, quantity, required date, and any critical fabrication, finishing, inspection, or delivery requirements.