Where to Get Custom Metal Parts Made in Phoenix
You know what you need made. Here is what to send KorFab so we can review the project and tell you if it fits.
You Do Not Need a Perfect Drawing to Begin
Buyers reach KorFab with every level of preparation. Some arrive with a full CAD package and a material callout. Others arrive with a hand sketch, a photo, a physical sample, or an existing part that needs to be replicated. Any of those can start the conversation.
What matters is that you know what you need the part to do. Tell us the function, the environment, the quantity, and the timeline. We will work backward from there to the right material, process, and finish.
What KorFab Reviews
- Material and thickness
- Critical dimensions and tolerances
- Quantity and repeat potential
- Finish and secondary operations
- Process fit: cutting, forming, welding
- Delivery and packaging needs
Not every project is a fit, and we will tell you when it is not. If the part is better suited to a different process or a different shop, we will say so rather than force it through our equipment.
What to Send
Send whatever you have. A vector drawing, a STEP file, a PDF with dimensions, a photo next to a tape measure, or a written description of what the part does. Include the quantity and the material if you know it, and the date you need it.
The Component RFQ Guide covers every detail that helps us quote cleanly the first time, from file formats to finish callouts.
Not Sure Which Fabrication Process Your Part Needs?
Some buyers know what a part needs to do but are not sure whether it requires laser processing, forming, machining, welding, or a combination. You do not need to choose the process before contacting KorFab. Send what you have: a drawing, dimensions, a material callout, a quantity, a sample, or a written description of what the part does.
KorFab reviews that information and determines whether the project fits the shop capabilities. If the work needs a process KorFab does not run, the team will tell you before quoting. For projects that may involve several connected processes, see the complex metal fabrication page. For buyers with files already in hand, metal fabrication from drawings and CAD files explains what happens next. If you have an existing part that needs to be reproduced, the custom replacement metal parts page covers that situation.
Phoenix Facility, Nationwide Delivery
Custom metal parts leave Phoenix in custom-built crates sized to the part, with tracked shipping and delivery estimates on every order. Most parts are fabricated, inspected, and ready to ship in about a week. Local Phoenix metro delivery is typically same-day or next-day once the work passes inspection.
Verified RFQ and Fabrication Process Facts
- Drawing or sketch
- Accepted file formats: DXF, DWG, STEP, PDF, and image files
- Can fabricate from formal drawings, written specifications, sketches, photos with dimensions, or physical samples
- Standard repeatable metal components with guaranteed quick turnaround on pallet-size deliveries
Ready to Get Your Part Made?
Send what you have. A drawing, a sketch, a sample, or a photo with dimensions is enough to start the conversation.