Custom Metal Frames Built Square, Stable & Ready for Assembly
Build-to-print welded frames and structural assemblies manufactured around mounting interfaces, alignment, hardware and final assembly requirements. From one-piece prototypes to repeat production.
NDA available · Sample approval · Repeat production
Get a Frame Quote & Free DFM Review
Send your drawing, sketch, photo or dimensions. We’ll review frame geometry, interfaces and manufacturing requirements.
Your files are used only for project review.
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Typical Frame Manufacturing Capability
Carbon Steel
Stainless Steel
Aluminum
Galvanized Steel
Tube Frames
Sheet Metal Frames
Welded Structures
Mixed Fabrications
Laser Cutting
Saw Cutting
Bending
Formed Components
MIG
TIG
Spot Welding
Welded Assemblies
Holes
Slots
Brackets
Plates
Hardware
PEM Hardware
Studs
Fasteners
Purchased Components
Powder Coating
Painting
Brushing
Plating
STEP · DXF · DWG · PDF
Sketches · Photos
Reference Samples
No single weight number fits every welded frame. Unit weight, center of gravity, lifting points, packaging and transport method are confirmed from the actual drawing. Tighter interfaces may require post-weld machining or a project-specific inspection plan.
A Frame Can Look Finished — And Still Stop Your Assembly
We check the interfaces and geometry that determine whether the finished frame can actually be installed and assembled.
Squareness & Geometry
Frame geometry and key diagonals are checked before final finishing.
Mounting Interface Alignment
Mounting holes, plates, brackets and equipment interfaces are checked against the approved drawing.
Weld Distortion
Welding sequence and fixtures are used where required to reduce distortion and maintain frame geometry.
Hardware & Mating Parts
Installed hardware and supplied mating interfaces are checked against assembly requirements.
Trial Assembly & Final Fit
Assembly fit is checked where related parts or equipment-interface information are provided.
Frames Built Around Their End Use
The load path, mounting interfaces and installation method change with the application. We focus first on equipment frames and machine bases, then adapt the same control logic to related OEM structures.
Equipment & Machine Frames
Frames built around equipment mounting points, access and assembly interfaces.
Conveyor Support Frames
Structures manufactured around alignment, supports and installed components.
Guarding & Protective Structures
Frames and welded structures for guarding, separation and equipment protection.
Furniture & Display Support Frames
Build-to-print welded structures manufactured around customer-specific end-use requirements.
Also supported for drawing-based B2B projects: conveyor frames, metal table bases and leg frames, welding screen frames, carts, racks and modular welded structures.
Not Sure Whether the Current Frame Design Is Production-Ready?
Send your current frame design for a free manufacturability and assembly-interface review.
Early-stage drawings, STEP files and reference photos are welcome.
How We Protect Frame Repeatability
Drawing & Interface Review
Critical mounting points, mating interfaces and assembly requirements are reviewed before production.
Fixture & Welding Control
Fixtures and welding sequence are used where required to maintain frame geometry.
First Frame Fit Check
The first frame is checked against key dimensions and supplied assembly requirements.
Repeat Production & Final Inspection
Approved manufacturing steps are repeated and key interfaces are checked before packing.
Questions Buyers Usually Ask.
What is the MOQ for a custom metal frame?
One production-intent sample can be made first. Production MOQ depends on frame size, material, fixture needs, finish, purchased hardware and repeat demand.
Can you work from a 3D model or assembly drawing?
Yes. STEP / STP models, assembly drawings, marked-up PDFs, sketches, reference photos and physical samples can start the review. Production-ready drawings are not required for the first discussion.
Can you sign an NDA?
Yes. An NDA can be arranged before detailed drawings and confidential project information are reviewed.
How do you control welding distortion?
We review the datum scheme, joint preparation, fixture restraint, tack plan, welding sequence and in-process measurement around the material, section size and critical equipment interfaces.
Can you machine critical surfaces after welding?
Yes, when the drawing and frame size support the process. Mounting plates, hole patterns and functional interfaces can be reviewed for post-weld drilling or CNC machining before finishing.
What frame sizes and weights can you handle?
A typical single-piece starting envelope is approximately 3,000 × 2,000 × 2,000 mm. Larger, heavier or split-frame structures are reviewed from the drawing, lifting points, shop access, packaging and transport requirements.
Can you build welding fixtures for repeat orders?
Yes. A project-specific fixture, stops or inspection gauges can be proposed when repeat geometry and assembly interfaces justify the tooling cost.
Can you install leveling feet, casters and purchased components?
Yes. Frames can be supplied with specified plates, brackets, inserts, feet, casters, panels, fasteners and purchased hardware installed or packed as agreed.
How do you inspect squareness, flatness and mounting locations?
Inspection can include diagonal comparison, squares, straightedges, height gauges, templates and drawing-based dimensional checks. The exact method follows the functional risk and agreed inspection plan.
How are large frames packaged and shipped?
Full-welded, split-frame, bolted or knock-down delivery can be reviewed. Protection may include film, foam, edge guards, separators, pallets, crates, bracing and restraints selected around finish and protrusions.
Do you also make metal table bases and welding screen frames?
Yes, for drawing-based B2B projects. Table load and mounting requirements must be defined, while welding-screen curtain material and any safety classification must be specified and verified per order.
How quickly will you reply?
We respond within 24 hours with initial feedback or clarification questions. A formal quotation follows after the manufacturing scope is clear.
Send Your Frame Project for Manufacturing Review
Send your drawing, sketch, photo or project requirements for a free DFM review.