Custom Fabricated Frame Assembly

A real-world OEM fabrication case study showing how raw material preparation, laser cutting, welding, inspection, surface treatment, packing, and delivery are controlled to support batch-to-batch consistency, dimensional accuracy, and repeatable quality for welded steel frame assemblies.

Production Flow

1

Raw Material Preparation

Steel tube materials are checked and organized before production to support batch consistency and reduce material mix-up risk.

Raw square steel tubes for OEM metal fabrication
2

Precision Tube Laser Cutting

Laser cutting prepares dimensionally accurate tube components for fitting, welding, and downstream assembly.

Laser cutting square steel tube parts
3

Semi-Finished Parts Review

Cut parts are grouped and reviewed before welding to confirm part availability, fit-up, and production readiness.

Semi-finished laser-cut steel tube parts
4

Fixture-Based Robotic Welding

Fixture-based robotic welding helps improve weld consistency and reduce variation between batches.

Robotic welding steel frame assemblies
5

Welded Parts Before Surface Treatment

Welded assemblies are reviewed before surface treatment to check shape, weld condition, and dimensional consistency.

Welded metal parts before surface treatment
6

Surface Treatment / Galvanizing

Galvanizing helps improve corrosion protection and supports stable product condition during storage, handling, and use.

Cold galvanized steel frame parts
7

Wooden Crate Export Packing

Wooden crate packing helps protect finished parts during export transportation and reduce shipping damage risk.

OEM metal parts packed in wooden crates
8

Container Loading / Export Delivery

Container loading prepares the finished project for international delivery with organized shipment control.

Wooden crates of OEM metal fabrication parts being loaded into a shipping container for safe export delivery.

Quality Control for Fabricated Frame Assemblies

Overseas customers often worry about dimensional consistency, welding deformation, corrosion protection, and shipping safety. For fabricated frame assemblies, material checks, cutting control, welding positioning, dimensional review, surface treatment, and packing inspection help maintain consistent product standards and repeatable quality. For repeat production projects, Likai Metal combines metal fabrication capabilities with robotic welding, visual inspection, and export-ready packing to support stable delivery from drawing review to final shipment.

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