Industrial Sheet Metal Fabrication and Project Execution
From rapid prototyping through to high-volume industrial production runs.
"Continuous material traceability is the foundation of multi-stage quality assurance."
From prototype to industrial production
Spike combines advanced manufacturing knowledge, dedicated CAD/CAM software and a complete machinery ecosystem to deliver precision sheet metal parts and complex assemblies. By understanding what actually drives each project — tight geometric tolerances, cost efficiency and hard deadlines — we provide scalable, on-demand production engineered for performance.
We have streamlined our production line to execute high-specification orders within a 2 to 4 week window. Beyond fast production, our logistics network ensures parts are transported safely.
To maximise project economics at production volumes, our automated infrastructure scales readily to optimise material consumption and plan the most cost-effective route.
Moving high-temperature air, gases or abrasive particulates through dust collection, HVAC and exhaust lines calls for specialised layouts, serving heavy industry such as steel plants.
A rigorous quality control architecture
Because custom sheet metal work involves multi-stage forming, Spike applies strict, documented quality assurance policies at every workstation to eliminate non-conformity:
Every project begins with a careful drawing assessment by our engineering supervisor, to confirm the specification matches production standards.
We check incoming raw material continuously. Mill test certificates confirming metal grade, sheet thickness and supplier standards are inspected before production begins.
Using calibrated equipment, our QC technicians monitor every fabrication stage. Checks cover angular accuracy, flatness and distortion control, hole and edge spacing, and complete removal of dross and burrs.
All welding parameters follow a structured Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) and are carried out only by qualified welders.
Completed assemblies are systematically labelled, itemised and securely palletised. This careful handling protects finished surfaces from damage in transit.
Related
For standard production tolerances, material limits and design-for-manufacture rules, see the sheet metal design guide (DFM). The full archive of production-ready designs is available in laser cut patterns.