Changing Market Demand: Personalization Becomes a Core Driving Force

In the past, sheet metal processing primarily focused on large-volume, standardized orders. However, with the acceleration of end-product innovation, intensified market competition, and rising demands for user experience, an increasing number of clients in industries such as high-end equipment manufacturing, precision instruments, new energy equipment, medical devices, smart homes, and customized display props are increasingly demanding personalized sheet metal parts:

1. Unique Design Requirements: Product appearance and structure are becoming increasingly complex and unique, requiring highly customized sheet metal parts.

2. Small-Batch, Fast Response: Scenarios such as new product development, prototype production, and rapid market validation require suppliers to quickly handle small-batch orders.

3. High Precision and Quality: Customized parts are often used in critical areas or high-end products, placing extremely high demands on dimensional accuracy, surface finish, and welding quality.

4. Integration and Functionality: Clients are looking for more than just single parts; they are seeking integrated solutions that include design, machining, surface treatment, assembly, and even simple functional testing.