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Watch cutting, bending, welding and enclosure assembly on the MSTFAB shop floor, from drawing review to finished shell.
From video to specification
See the fabrication process, then choose the enclosure closest to your project. Your approved drawings define the material, interfaces, tolerances and inspection requirements.
Cabinet shells, access doors, gland plates and mounting features for industrial equipment.
Review enclosure scope →
Sloped panels, HMI cutouts, service doors and cable interfaces built to the drawing.
Review console scope →
Mechanical cabinet bodies with buyer-defined access, ventilation and mounting interfaces.
Review EVSE scope →
Share STEP or 2D files, revision, material, quantity and critical dimensions.
Send project details →Supply boundary: MSTFAB manufactures drawing-based mechanical enclosures and sheet metal parts. Buyer-installed electrical components, software and final equipment certification remain outside the fabrication scope unless specifically agreed in writing.
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Use these process videos to assess manufacturing fit, then review the detailed laser cutting, sheet metal bending and welding scopes. The notes below identify drawing requirements and inspection questions for each process. They are review prompts, not measured results from the videos.
Featured video
For an empty enclosure, panel or bracket, connect the process footage to three project records: the released drawing revision, the agreed manufacturing scope and the first-article inspection plan. Video can provide process context; it cannot establish your part’s dimensional tolerance, coating performance or final equipment compliance.
Punching review: Define hole positions, slot sizes, edge distances and the permitted burr condition. Agree which dimensions will be checked against the drawing before repeated parts are released.
Enclosure workflow review: Match the part number and drawing revision across cutting, forming and joining. Identify mating faces, removable panels and any dimensions that must be checked after assembly.
Assembly review: Specify fastener type, hole size, installation side and tool access. For doors and covers, agree fit checks and any required torque or retention verification before production.
Finishing review: Mark visible faces, edge treatment and areas requiring protection. Agree the appearance reference and finishing scope; footage alone does not establish coating thickness or adhesion.
Laser-cut panel review: Confirm material grade, sheet thickness, cutout dimensions and edge condition. Identify critical holes and slots for dimensional checks before the panel moves to bending.
Weld review: Define joint locations, access, weld requirements and acceptable distortion. Agree the inspection method and acceptance criteria for the actual assembly; a visible weld is not a test report.
Process-sequence review: Identify which features are controlled in the flat pattern and which need checking after bending or welding. Keep the approved revision and inspection datums consistent through the route.
Formed-part review: Check flange lengths, bend angles, hole positions and mating gaps against the finished-part drawing. Include door movement and removable-panel fit where those interfaces affect assembly.
Finished-enclosure review: Specify the alloy, finish, masking areas and hardware interfaces. Agree how visible surfaces will be checked and protected in packing; do not infer a material grade or coating specification from appearance alone.
Press-brake review: Confirm bend radius, flange geometry, tool clearance and bend sequence. Define the final angle and critical dimensions on the drawing, then agree first-article checks before repeat production.
Instagram Reels
These short clips provide additional process context. For a supplier review, pair the relevant clip with the current part drawing and agree what production or inspection evidence is needed for your order.
Instagram Reel explaining why heavy plate bending needs proper tooling, step bending and angle compensation.
Short-form production content from the MSTFAB sheet metal fabrication shop floor.
A short Instagram Reel linked from the MSTFAB video library. Use it for process context; confirm part geometry and acceptance checks against the approved drawing.
Behind-the-scenes social video from CNC sheet metal manufacturing and custom fabrication work.
A short process-focused Reel for buyers reviewing custom sheet metal fabrication capability.
Use this workflow clip as a starting point for discussing the process sequence and the records needed for your own sheet metal parts.
For custom bent parts, define the finished geometry, material and inspection datums. Confirm the proposed tooling and bend sequence during drawing review.
Discuss how drawing revisions, in-process checks and release records will be controlled for your order. A short clip is not evidence of batch consistency.
Short social video for custom metal parts manufacturing, fabrication and finishing visibility.
Instagram Reel covering bending and forming context for OEM sheet metal procurement teams.
MSTFAB social video for OEM buyers evaluating custom sheet metal fabrication capability.
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Factory footage, buyer checks
These MSTFAB clips show how sheet metal parts move through cutting, bending, joining and finishing. Choose a stage to see the footage and the details your team should confirm against the approved drawing before production.
Confirm material grade and thickness, cutout locations, edge condition and drawing revision. Mark the holes and openings that need a finished-part check. Review the laser cutting service requirements before sending your RFQ.
Watch the laser-cutting video
Define bend radius, flange lengths, angle tolerance and the datums that control how doors, covers and mating panels fit. Review the CNC bending requirements for the next operation.
Watch the press-brake video
Specify weld locations, access, acceptable distortion and the inspection method for the finished assembly. A clip shows the process, not an order-specific weld record. Review the sheet metal welding scope for your assembly.
Watch the welding video
Identify visible faces, edge treatment, masking areas and the finish reference. Agree how appearance and handling protection will be checked before packing. Review the surface treatment options and requirements.
Watch the finishing video
Before release, confirm hardware, panel fit, service access, protected faces and the packing method for your enclosure or assembly. Compare the integrated sheet metal fabrication services before defining the order scope.
Review the full workflow videoEvidence boundary: Factory footage helps you review manufacturing capability. Your approved drawings and agreed inspection records define acceptance for your order.
Attach one file, up to 10 MB (STEP/STP, DXF/DWG, PDF, ZIP, or an image). Include material, quantity, and finish details for an accurate quote.
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