Upload & quoteFinalMetal is the single point of contact for laser-cut parts and multi-process metal projects. We review the requirement, select the appropriate production route, coordinate the work, and deliver against one defined scope.
At launch, production is performed through selected specialist facilities. FinalMetal remains your customer-facing project owner: clarifying the scope, coordinating the chosen route, tracking revisions, managing handoffs, and arranging delivery.
Machine capacity, material limits, tolerances, certifications, documentation, and lead times are confirmed for each quote. We do not present partner equipment as an owned factory or publish universal claims that may not apply to your job.
Best for laser-cut or formed parts when material, thickness, quantity, revision, and tolerances are already defined.
Best for weldments, assemblies, finishing, purchased hardware, special packaging, or incomplete production information.
The production route is built around the finished requirement—not around forcing every project through the same supplier or process.
Flat sheet and plate profiles in carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and selected nonferrous metals.
↗Press-brake bending, rolling, and formed details coordinated with the cut geometry and drawing revision.
↗Brackets, frames, guards, enclosures, bases, and custom assemblies built to an agreed scope.
↗Deburring, grinding, powder coating, wet paint, plating, and other finishes quoted when specified.
↗Geometry, drawing revision, quantity, and alternate quantities.
Grade or alloy, thickness or gauge, grain/cosmetic direction, and certificate needs.
Critical dimensions, general tolerance, edge condition, weld details, finish, and inspection evidence.
Required date, destination, packaging, release schedule, and whether partial delivery helps.
Upload the latest CAD, drawing, sketch, photos, and any specification that controls acceptance.
Material, quantity, tolerance, finish, inspection, packaging, and delivery requirements are reviewed before pricing.
The quote identifies the priced scope, revision, route, lead time, assumptions, and open technical items.
Production begins only after commercial approval and confirmation of the files and requirements being released.
A sketch, marked-up photo, sample, or written requirement can start a design-assist review. Drawing work and engineering decisions are identified separately before manufacturing is quoted.
Start a design-assist request →The quoted scope is tied to the files and revision used for review.
Critical material, tolerance, weld, finish, and safety decisions are not released by automation alone.
Capability and documentation are checked against the actual job before commitment.
Partner production is stated clearly; owned capacity will be added only as the business grows.