Sheet Metal Parts
Custom Sheet Metal Brackets
Custom sheet metal brackets made to your drawings for equipment and automation. Send CAD, material, thickness and quantity for a project-specific quote.
Illustrative bracket configurations — not photographs of manufactured parts.
YSBK manufactures custom sheet metal brackets from your drawings and CAD files for industrial equipment and automation projects. Cutting, bending, specified finishing and inspection can be included in the supply scope agreed in your quotation.
For a new equipment build, an approved design revision or a repeat batch, send the current part files and order quantity. We review the finished bracket, including its mounting geometry, material, surface finish and inspection requirements.
Bent Mounting Brackets and Offset Supports
Typical requirements include non-standard mounting brackets with bent flanges, stepped or offset mounting surfaces, tabs, round holes and slots. These are made-to-drawing parts, with dimensions and mounting arrangements defined for your assembly.
For a bracket that instead requires CNC-machined pockets, bores or substantial machined features, see our custom CNC machined brackets. The supplied design determines the manufacturing route to review.
Mounting Dimensions After Bending
A hole pattern can be correct in the flat blank while the formed bracket still fails to meet its mounting requirements. For stepped brackets and features on different faces, define the dimensions and references that control the finished part.
The formed CAD model shows the geometry. The 2D drawing should identify tolerances, reference surfaces and requirements that the model does not fully communicate.
Requirement | What needs to be clear for review |
|---|---|
Mounting height and offset | The reference surfaces, distance between them and tolerance after bending. |
Holes and slots on different faces | Size, slot orientation and location relative to the mounting references. |
Bends and adjacent features | Required bend geometry and any nearby holes, slots or cutouts that are critical to fit. |
Finished interfaces | Dimensions, contact surfaces or clearances that must meet requirements after finishing. |
If you supply a flat-pattern file, identify its revision and whether it is a reference or a controlled manufacturing requirement. Differences between the flat pattern, formed model and drawing need to be resolved before production. Any proposed change to your specified geometry requires approval.
Material and Finish Requirements
Include the material grade and sheet thickness in the RFQ. Availability and suitability for the specified part are reviewed before quotation; a proposed material substitution will not be used without your approval.
For a finished bracket, specify the treatment and relevant color, texture and visible-surface requirements. Identify masking areas, surfaces that must remain uncoated and any critical dimensions to be checked after finishing. An appearance photograph can support these requirements but does not replace a finish specification.
State whether you are ordering unfinished brackets or parts with the specified finish completed. This keeps the quotation and inspection scope aligned with the required delivery condition.
Inspection, Quantities and Repeat Orders
Identify the features to inspect and any documents needed with the parts. If you require a dimensional report, specify the dimensions to report and how many parts must be measured. Additional inspection and reporting costs are reflected in the quotation according to the agreed scope.
Inspection checks the agreed features against the supplied drawing; it does not validate the bracket in the complete assembly. Your engineering team remains responsible for design and assembly validation.
List the quantity for each part number. Separate the current prototype or production batch from possible later quantities. For a repeat order, confirm the drawing revision and any changes to material, finish or inspection requirements so the earlier specification is not carried forward incorrectly.
Send Your Drawing for a Quote
Email the following for manufacturing review and a project-specific quotation:
- Current 2D drawings and formed 3D CAD / STEP files, where available.
- Part numbers, revisions and order quantities.
- Material grades and sheet thicknesses.
- Critical formed dimensions, tolerances and finish requirements.
- Required inspection documents and target delivery date.
Projects need customer-approved engineering documentation. This service does not include physical-sample copying, reverse engineering, drawing reconstruction or product design.
Send files to info@ysbkparts.com. You can also start with the sheet metal inquiry form; we will follow up by email to exchange drawings and CAD files.