What industries commonly use sheet metal parts?

‌Sheet metal parts are common in multiple industries, including automobiles, aerospace, electronics, construction, machinery, communications, medical devices and home appliances.

Automotive industry

Sheet metal parts play an important role in automobile manufacturing and are used to manufacture parts such as body shells, doors, roofs, floor panels, hoods, trunks, and chassis and seats. With the intensification of the trend of lightweight automobiles, the demand for sheet metal parts made of lightweight materials such as aluminum alloys and high-strength steel has increased significantly. Laser cutting technology can meet the cutting needs of complex shapes and promote the diversification of automobile design and the improvement of performance.

Aerospace industry

In the field of aerospace, sheet metal parts are used to manufacture key parts such as wings, tails, rudders, and brackets of aircraft. These parts require extremely high toughness and corrosion resistance to ensure reliability in complex high-altitude environments. Laser cutting technology plays an important role in the manufacture of aerospace sheet metal parts, which can ensure extremely high processing accuracy and surface quality.

Electronic industry

In the electronic industry, sheet metal parts are mainly used to manufacture consumable accessories, peripheral equipment and chassis. For example, computer motherboards and mobile phone motherboards require high-quality sheet metal as a protective layer, as well as a frame to support and fix batteries, screens and various accessories.

Construction industry

Sheet metal is also widely used in the construction industry, used to manufacture building structures such as stairs, doors, windows, railings, guardrails, etc., and can also be used to manufacture ventilation ducts, water pipes, air ducts, flues, etc.

Machinery industry

In the machinery industry, sheet metal can be used to manufacture boxes, shells, brackets, partitions, etc., and play a key role in the operation of mechanical systems. In addition, sheet metal can also be used in robots, automated assembly lines and other fields to provide reliable support.

Communications industry

Sheet metal is widely used in the manufacture of communication equipment, such as metal shells and internal structural parts of equipment such as base stations, switches, and routers.

Medical device industry

In the field of medical devices, sheet metal is often used to manufacture components such as operating beds, stretchers, and medical equipment shells, which require high precision and good corrosion resistance.