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Custom Metal Brackets
Boxiang reviews drawings for custom metal brackets used in mounting, support and assembly.
Stamping, tapping, resistance welding and finishing can be assessed together against your bracket's geometry and assembly requirements.
Include material, thickness and quantity if available.
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Stamping and tooling capabilities in Sihui, Guangdong.
630T stamping press
Automatic coil feeding supports stamping production. Material, geometry and tolerances are reviewed for each drawing before the process is confirmed.
In-house tooling
Tool development, trials, adjustment and production maintenance are handled in-house. Sample approval criteria and inspection requirements are agreed for each project.
Review the bracket as part of the assembly
A bracket needs to fit the surrounding components as well as its own drawing. These interfaces help define the review.
Mounting interfaces
Show the mating faces, locating holes and fastening arrangement. An assembly view clarifies which dimensions control alignment and should guide sample checks.
Bends and clearance
Show bend directions and nearby components in their installed positions. This helps review potential interference, tool access and the proposed forming sequence.
Threads and welded features
Identify thread specifications, joint locations and areas that must remain accessible. Tapping and resistance-welding suitability depends on the material, geometry and assembly requirements.
What to confirm before ordering
- Identify mounting interfaces, hole positions and critical bend dimensions.
- Specify material, thread details and any load or operating-environment requirements.
- Define finish, visible surfaces and the checks needed for assembly fit.
Define how your bracket must fit
A bracket drawing is more useful when it shows the mounting relationship and the checks that matter in your assembly.
- Mating parts and mounting points
- Provide the drawing revision and identify critical hole positions, bend dimensions and datums. Include a mating-part drawing or assembly image where it clarifies the fit.
- Threads, joints and environment
- Specify thread size and depth, welded features, contact surfaces and finish. Share the operating environment and any load or test requirement for engineering review.
- Sample acceptance
- Agree which dimensions and assembly checks must pass before a production order. Identify the measurement method, any required fixture, and who approves the sample.
These are points to review together. Prices, tooling terms and acceptance criteria are confirmed for your project.
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Reference geometries from our product gallery. Suitability for your project is reviewed against your drawing.
- Formed mounting brackets
- Bends, slots & mounting holes
- Custom mounting components
- Mounting & assembly shapes
From drawing to production
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Share bracket drawings and, where useful, the mating-part model.
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Review forming, secondary operations and inspection points.
- 03
Agree sample checks and order requirements before production.
Common questions
Can a bracket include threaded holes or welded features?
Boxiang has tapping and resistance-welding capabilities. Suitability depends on material, access and joint design, so please include these details in your drawing.
Is there a fixed minimum order or lead time?
Both require project review. Send quantity, tooling status and required delivery date so the proposed terms can be confirmed.
Which dimensions matter most when a bracket fits another component?
Mark the mounting faces, locating holes and dimensions that control the fit. A mating-part drawing or assembly view helps explain alignment and available clearance without assuming tolerances.
How should I specify a bracket's load or operating conditions?
Include the load direction, mounting arrangement and relevant environmental or test requirements. These are inputs for project review; material choice and manufacturing feasibility need to be confirmed for the application.
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Discuss your component
Unit price, tooling cost, minimum order quantity and lead time depend on the part and order. Share the project details by email or WhatsApp so we can begin a technical review.
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