| Image | Name | Description | Price | Detail | Start Project |
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 | Aluminum 3003 | Moderate strength and good fatigue resistance. Excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. | $ | Browse Aluminum Materials>> | Get Instant Quote>> |
 | Aluminu 5052 | Moderate strength and good fatigue resistance. Excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. | $$ | Browse Aluminum Materials>> | Get Instant Quote>> |
 | Aluminum 6061 | Moderate strength and good fatigue resistance. Excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. | $$ | Browse Aluminum Materials>> | Get Instant Quote>> |
 | Steel 1018 | Good machinability, weldability, toughness, strength. Susceptible to corrosion. | $$ | Browse Steel Materials>> | Get Instant Quote>> |
 | Stainless Steel 304 | Excellent mechanical properties and good machinability. Resistant to most environments and corrosive media. | $$$ | Browse Stainless Steel Materials>> | Get Instant Quote>> |
 | Stainless Steel 316 | Similar mechanical properties to 304, with higher corrosion and chemical resistance. | $$$ | Browse Stainless Steel Materials>> | Get Instant Quote>> |
 | Copper C110 | High electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance. | $$$$ | Browse Copper Materials>> | Get Instant Quote>> |
How can we help you?
Can sheet metal parts be custom machined?
Rapid Protos has more than 50 pieces of sheet metal manufacturing equipment, including laser cutting, sheet metal bending, stamping and welding, etc., which can very well complete the prototype and mass customization of sheet metal parts. With more than 20 cooperative factories, it can complete A variety of surface treatments for parts to meet all customized processing needs.
What We Can do ?
Finishes and Post-Processing Options
Surface finishing of sheet metal parts serves a variety of purposes, including improving aesthetics, increasing corrosion resistance, and preparing the surface for additional processing. The choice of surface treatment method depends on the type of metal used, the desired appearance and the intended application. Here are some common surface treatments for sheet metal parts:
1. Spray Paint or Powder Coating
2. Anodizing
3. Electroplating
4. Passivation
5. Acid pickling and chemical etching
6. Grinding and Polishing
7. Brushing or sanding
8. Shot blast cleaning
9. Laser Etching or Engraving
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