Fabworks Faq
Bending
How do you ensure the quality of the bent parts?
Quality is paramount at Fabworks. Each bent part undergoes a rigorous inspection process to ensure it meets our high standards. We use advanced measurement tools to check for accuracy in angles and dimensions, ensuring every part aligns with your STEP file.
Is there a limit to thickness of sheet metal you can bend?
Our bending capabilities cover a range of sheet metal thicknesses. Generally, we can bend metal sheets up to a certain thickness, which varies depending on the material type. For specific thickness limits, please refer to our bending resources or contact our team for guidance.
What is the standard lead-time for bent laser cut parts?
Typically, our sheet metal bending service adds 1 business day to the total project lead time for laser cut parts. The actual lead time can vary depending on the complexity of your parts, the quantity ordered, and our current production volume.
Laser Cutting
Will my laser cut cut parts come with burrs or tabs?
All of our parts come with deburring and tab removal included. We use a combination of machines and hand tools to remove burrs and tabs from your parts. You can opt out of deburring for faster lead times if you choose. Our team is dedicated to shipping you the highest quality parts possible.
What is the edge quality like on laser cut parts?
Thinner parts (less than .125 inches) will have a very smooth and consistent edge quality. Thicker parts will have a slightly rougher edge quality due to the increased power required to laser cut the materials. The edge quality of laser cut parts is often better than parts cut with a plasma cutter or waterjet.
Countersinking
General
My part is not what I expected, what do I do?
Our top priority is your satisfaction, which is why we provide a 100% guarantee for either a full refund or replacement of your parts. In some cases, we may request photographs of your component or a brief explanation of the aspects you were not satisfied with, so we can identify the issue and prevent it from happening in the future.