Sheet Metal Fabrication Services

Comprehensive solutions for precision cutting, bending, welding, and assembly of sheet metal components.

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ISO 9001:2015

Made in Canada

40+

Years of Experience

5K+

Satisfied Customers

Overview

Pearson Manufacturing provides access to full-service sheet metal fabrication through a hybrid fulfillment model. Whether completed in-house or through our Canadian manufacturing partners, we help clients achieve tight tolerances and high-quality finishes across every phase — from laser cutting to bending, welding, and final assembly.

Fabrication Capabilities

Laser and plasma cutting for mild steel, stainless, and aluminum
CNC turret punching and hole punching
Brake press forming, angle bending, and roll forming
TIG, MIG, spot, and seam welding of assemblies
Secondary ops: countersinking, tapping, and hardware insertion
Full assembly and quality inspection services

Laser Cutting

Press Brake Forming

Supported Materials

We fabricate sheet metal components using materials sourced and processed either internally or through certified Canadian suppliers:

Mild Steel
Stainless Steel (304, 316)
Aluminum Alloys (5052, 6061)
Galvanized Steel
Pre-coated & pre-painted metals
Copper & specialty alloys

Common Projects

Custom brackets, mounts, and hardware panels
Electrical enclosures and control boxes
Architectural cladding and signage panels
HVAC components and ductwork
Machine guards and safety panels
Prototype and low-volume production runs

Finishing Options

We coordinate a wide variety of finishing options to meet functional and visual requirements:

Powder coating in custom colors
Anodizing for aluminum parts
Bead blasting and satin finishes
Electroplating and zinc plating
Deburring and edge rounding
Custom paint and vinyl graphics

Sheet Metal FAQs

What thickness materials can you handle?

We work with sheet metal from 0.5mm to 12mm thick, depending on material and cutting/forming method used by our team or trusted partners.

Do you fabricate in-house or through suppliers?

We use a hybrid model — some sheet metal jobs are done in-house at our facility, others are fulfilled through our certified Canadian fabrication partners.

Can you assemble and weld full assemblies?

Yes. Whether in-house or through partners, we support TIG, MIG, spot, and seam welding for complex assemblies with inspection and QC.