Laser CuttingProfiles, holes, slots, cutouts and complex flat patterns.
CNC BendingFlanges, folds, covers and formed sheet metal structures.
WeldingTIG, MIG and suitable joining for prototype assemblies.
HardwarePEM nuts, studs, rivet nuts, hinges and fasteners.
FinishingPowder coating, anodizing, brushing, plating and marking.
Assembly SupportMechanical fit checks and subassembly support where required.
What a Prototype Helps You Verify
Part dimensions, bend results and component fit
Connector openings, mounting holes and fastener positions
PCB, power supply and cable-routing clearance
Cover alignment, access panels and serviceability
Surface appearance, color and product presentation
Assembly sequence and possible production improvements
From Prototype to Pilot Production
1. Submit the Project BriefShare the application, material, quantity and target function.
2. Review the DrawingWe check geometry, tolerances, bends, hardware and finish requirements.
3. Build the PrototypeProduce a sample or small batch for functional and assembly evaluation.
4. Collect FeedbackConfirmed changes can be applied to the drawing and manufacturing route.
5. Scale the QuantityMove to pilot or repeat production after the design is approved.
Prototype Materials
AluminumLightweight housings, panels and equipment parts.
Stainless SteelDurable parts requiring corrosion resistance.
Carbon SteelBrackets, frames, chassis and industrial components.
Copper and BrassConductive parts, terminals and specialized components.
Video: Sheet Metal Prototyping
Industries We Support
Automotive & EVPrototype brackets, housings and structural sheet metal parts.
Medical EquipmentCustom covers, panels and equipment structures.
CommunicationElectronic enclosures, cabinets and mounting parts.
AutomationRobot, fixture and industrial equipment components.
Energy SystemsPower, battery and control equipment parts.
Industrial MachineryFrames, brackets and functional prototype components.
Engineering Feedback Before Production
Our team can review bend radii, hole locations, hardware, weld access, part clearance, surface finish and other details that may affect manufacturability or assembly.
Please note: the mobile inquiry page currently collects contact and project information but does not support direct file uploads. Submit the form first, then email drawings or reference files to info@hms1688.com.
Confidential Prototype Development
Customer drawings, samples and technical information are treated as confidential project information. NDA support is available for OEM prototype projects.
Start Your Prototype Project
Submit your contact information and basic requirements, then email the latest drawing for manufacturing review.