Part file
2D or 3D drawing, marked-up PDF, or clear sample photos.
Drawing-led parts, enclosures, and assembly support
Built for RFQ clarity, not factory theater
Custom Sheet Metal Parts and Enclosures Built from Drawings
Fabriova helps OEM buyers move from drawing or current sample to fabrication, finishing, and shipment readiness without extra supplier handoffs.
Drawing or sampleBest first input
Steel, stainless, aluminumCore material flow
Prototype + repeat batchOrder mode
Fabrication + packingDelivery scope
RFQ intake01 02 03 04
What speeds up first review
Build facts
Material, thickness, quantity, and any finish requirement already known.
Fit risks
Critical holes, bends, weld points, cutouts, access, or assembly constraints.
Delivery scope
Prototype only, sample plus batch, or jobs that also need packing support.
0.7-6.0mmTypical thickness
Prototype + BatchBuild mix
Drawing-ledRFQ path
Project routes
Start with the route that matches the job.
Some buyers only need fabricated parts. Others need enclosure fit, finish control, or light assembly before shipment. Keeping those routes separate helps the RFQ stay clear from the first click.
Route 01
Custom Sheet Metal Parts
For brackets, covers, panels, and structural parts that need a clean drawing-led review before quote, sample, or repeat supply.
- Brackets, panels, covers, and formed structural components
- Material, thickness, bend, weld, and tolerance clarity early
- Best fit when the buyer already has a drawing or current sample
Route 02
Enclosures and Cabinets
For machine housings, cabinets, and box structures where cutouts, openings, fit checks, and surface finish matter as much as fabrication.
- Electrical cabinets, housings, wall-mount boxes, and non-standard enclosures
- Cutout maps, internal space, door fit, hinge logic, and finish appearance
- Useful when the project must move from sample confirmation into repeat quantity
Route 03
Finishing and Assembly Support
For projects that are more painful to coordinate than to fabricate, because finishing, assembly, labeling, packing, and shipment readiness all matter.
- Surface treatment linked with fabrication instead of treated as a handoff
- Light assembly, labeling, packing, and outbound prep in one chain
- A better fit for buyers trying to reduce supplier count and coordination loss
How work moves
From drawing review to packed shipment.
Quotes get tighter when fabrication, finish, and outbound handling are scoped in the same conversation instead of being split across several suppliers.
01
Drawing Review
We start with drawings, sample parts, or parameter sheets and confirm material, thickness, tolerance, and production risk points.
02
Fabrication and Checkpoints
Fabrication focuses on forming, cutout accuracy, welding details, and process checkpoints that keep repeat parts consistent.
03
Finishing, Assembly, and Shipment
When needed, we connect surface treatment, sub-assembly, packing, and shipment preparation in one delivery chain.
Quote checkpoints
What usually gets checked before pricing moves ahead.
Early review is less about slogans and more about whether the print, bends, welds, cutouts, finish, and packing requirements are already clear enough to quote responsibly.
What buyers usually send first
The strongest first inquiry is still technical. Drawings, current part references, and project facts reduce avoidable back-and-forth immediately.
- Drawing, sample photos, or current part reference
- Material, thickness, quantity, and target finish
- Critical fit, mounting, or access constraints
What should be checked before quoting
The site should make review logic visible early so a buyer understands that Fabriova is paying attention to fabrication risk, not just replying fast.
- Bends, holes, weld detail, cutout positions, and structure logic
- Whether the job stays fabrication-only or also needs finish and assembly
- Sample path, repeatability checkpoints, and packing expectations
What proves the factory can follow through
Trust grows when the workflow is concrete: inspection, staged finished parts, packing flow, and outbound handling all tell a stronger story than slogans.
- Inspection scenes and first-piece checks
- Enclosure fit, finish detail, and assembly staging
- Packing, labeling, lot grouping, and shipment readiness
Production proof
The proof should come from actual parts, inspections, and packing flow.
As the site grows, Fabriova should show first-piece checks, enclosure fit photos, finish detail, and shipment staging so buyers can see how work is controlled before release.
Stamped or formed parts shown during first-piece or in-process inspection.
Enclosure fit, finish detail, and labeled sub-assembly staged before packing.
Packed shipments, lot grouping, and outbound readiness documented before release.
Send RFQ
Send the drawing with material, thickness, quantity, and any finish notes.
If the project also needs enclosure fitting, sub-assembly, labeling, or packing support, include that in the first message so the review covers the full delivery scope.