About Our Business

Reputation is everything and our work is quality

We've been around for many years helping change, repair, and create solid, long-lasting products for a large variety of businesses, from a local farmer to the medical field, A to Z, so to speak.

We love what we do here at Custom Sheet Metal. Proud of our work, the craftsmanship, the turnaround time for our customers, and the satisfaction of seeing something built by hand and made in America.

Email: CustomSheetMetal Phone: (603) 669-5952

Types of Processes We Use

Stamping: The metal is pressed in between a stamping die to create a raised section of the metal.
Punching: A punching tool is used to punch holes in the metal to create the desired part or component.
Cutting: Various cutting methods are used to cut the metal to the correct size.
Folding: Sometimes, the metal needs to be bent at a specific angle, and folding is used to achieve this result.
Machining: Machining processes carefully remove metal and reshape it into the product and involve using drills, CNC lathes, and other such machinery.
Welding: This process involves heating two pieces of metal together.
Shearing: Shearing creates one long single cut on metal sheets to cut it to the correct size.

Why Use Custom Sheet Metal?

Here at Custom Sheet Metal we provide Sheet Metal Fabrication & believe in customer satisfaction, attention to detail and a quick turnaround.

Sheet Metal and Fabrication Services

Sheet Metal Fabrication is the creation of metal parts, machinery, or components through forming, cutting, and other processes.

Standard fabrication techniques include welding, lathing, broaching, grinding, milling, and honing, though many metal fabrication shops offer a variety of specialties that may be well-suited to your specific needs.

Sheet metal fabrication ranges from various industries; such as automotive, electrical, medical, food and beverages, residential, and commercial.

Stainless Steel Fabrication Services

Stainless steel is used for buildings for both practical and aesthetic reasons. Stainless steel was in vogue during the art deco period. The most famous example is the upper portion of the Chrysler Building (pictured).

Some diners and fast-food restaurants use large ornamental panels, stainless fixtures, and furniture. Because of the material's durability, many of these buildings retain their original appearance.

Stainless steel is used today in building construction because of its durability and because it is a weldable building metal that can be made into aesthetically pleasing shapes.

An example of a building in which these properties are exploited is the Art Gallery of Alberta in Edmonton, which is wrapped in stainless steel.

Fine Welding Services

Plasma Welding

Plasma is a gas that becomes ionized when heated to an extremely high temperature, making it electrically conductive.

The plasma welding process uses a charged plasma to transfer an electric arc to the workpiece. The intense heat of the arc melts the two metals to be joined, fusing them together.

The torch used in plasma welding houses a Tungsten electrode inside a copper nozzle and has a small opening at the tip.

When a pilot arc is created between the electrode and the nozzle tip, the plasma gas and resultant arc are forced through the narrow opening, which delivers a highly intense heat to a very small area, producing exceptionally high-quality welds.

TIG Welding

TIG welding is an arc welding process in which fusion is produced between a tungsten electrode and the work piece by heating an electric arc while an inert gas forms around the weld area to prevent oxidation. No flux is used.