The full production sequence, quoted as one part
We source custom fabricated metal parts for contractors, OEMs, and industrial buyers — laser cutting, CNC machining, sheet metal forming, welded assemblies, and finishing in steel, aluminum, and stainless. One RFQ, one production sequence, quoted and managed together instead of split across separate vendors.
Built for buyers who need a part right, not just fast
Fabricated Metal Parts exists to make sourcing a custom metal part straightforward for buyers who don't have an in-house fabrication department. We review every RFQ for manufacturability, confirm material and tolerances against your drawing, and coordinate the full production sequence — cutting, machining, forming, welding, and finishing — so a part doesn't get lost between disconnected steps.
We're not a single-process shop with a narrow capability list, and we're not a broad industrial catalog with a quote form bolted on. Every RFQ gets reviewed by someone who understands how cutting, forming, welding, and finishing decisions affect each other — not just priced against a spreadsheet.
A drawing review, not just a price
Most fabrication RFQs get priced against whatever's submitted, even when a tolerance is unachievable or a bend radius is tighter than the material supports. We review every submission for manufacturability before quoting — catching those issues up front instead of discovering them mid-production.
Pair that with a process finder that helps you map an unfamiliar part to the right capability, honest lead-time guidance instead of an aspirational number, and a real person confirming your spec before anything is quoted, and you've got a sourcing partner built around how buyers actually need to source parts — not a catalog built around a shop's equipment list.
What buyers get working with us
Built for buyers who need a part made to spec, not off a shelf
Every capability, material recommendation, and RFQ review is built around a part that has to fit or function — from a single validation prototype to an ongoing production schedule.
Contractors & installers
A specific bracket, panel, or structural part needed to spec for a job, without a lot of back-and-forth over drawing formats or part numbers.
OEMs & equipment builders
Recurring production runs of a validated part design, with consistent tolerances, material certifications, and documentation across every order.
Industrial & facilities buyers
A replacement or custom part for existing equipment, identified and quoted from a drawing, a reference part, or a description of what it needs to do.
Five core processes. One production sequence.
Ready to get a part quoted?
Send your drawing, material, and quantity, and we'll confirm the right process and follow up with a clear, no-obligation quote.