High-quality metal fabrication processes follow a clear step-by-step process. Our basic procedure includes these steps:

1. Design For Manufacturability: During the design and development stage, our engineers perform fundamental engineering analysis to validate designs and verify performance requirements, making sure the design is ready for full production.
2. Cutting Blanks From Larger Sheets: Once the design is ready, we process larger blanks of sheet metal into appropriately sized blanks.
3. Bending: Bending tools reshape the metal in a specific sequence to transform the metal into its final form.
4. Welding: The welding process joins two metal workpieces together using heat and pressure.
5. Finishing: Once formed, parts are finished with paints, coatings, polish, or other finishes to prepare them for delivery or assembly. In assembly, the metal parts are connected with fasteners to form the final product.
6. Inspections and Quality Control Processes: Once all the stages are complete, parts are internally inspected for quality. Defective parts can be repaired or recycled. Approved parts are packaged and distributed.

While a traditional fabrication company is pre-disposed to the fabrication process, New Standard considers the total process. At New Standard, we perform thorough quality assurance processes throughout every production cycle to ensure quality and minimize scrap. Close collaboration with customers is crucial to our strengths in design for manufacturability (DFM), optimizing a product’s design for cost improvement, best fit, and proper function. Our process is scalable, allowing us to fulfill large production runs in short time periods.