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Make the component fit

Custom fabrication

Your idea. A practical route to making it.

Custom components and fabrication enquiries, from a one-off part to repeat production. Tell us what the piece needs to do, and we’ll discuss materials, construction and the next step.

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AT A GLANCE
  • Custom components
  • Manufacturing enquiries
  • Material supply
The work in detail

Build the brief around the result.

One-off fabrication

Bring a drawing, reference or problem to solve. Define the dimensions, material and how the finished component will be installed or used.

Discuss this

Repeat production

For a batch of parts, share the drawing, quantity and the details that must stay consistent. We’ll discuss the production requirements and quotation.

Discuss this

Sourcing & distribution

Discuss the materials or components your project needs, alongside quantities and delivery requirements. Sourcing and distribution enquiries can be considered as part of the overall scope.

Discuss this
Material & application

Material and fabrication, together.

Choose a starting material or describe the performance you need. The team can work through the available supply and fabrication options for the project.

From project to quotation

Bring the details.
Start the conversation.

A focused brief helps us understand the work and prepare the next step. Share what you know; we can discuss any open details.

Prepare your enquiry

The quote form prepares an email for you to review and send. Scope, pricing and timing are confirmed through the quotation.

  1. Purpose & environment

    How the component will be used, where it will be installed and the conditions it needs to handle.

  2. Drawing & material

    Dimensions, units, material preference, grade and any critical tolerances.

  3. Quantity & finish

    Number of pieces, finish requirements, assembly details and repeat-order plans.

  4. Schedule & destination

    Target dates and collection or freight requirements. Feasibility and timing are confirmed during quoting.

A practical next step

From the first detail
to an agreed plan.

  1. Define the work

    Describe the finished result and the constraints that matter.

  2. Work through the approach

    Discuss materials, fabrication scope and the details needed for a quotation.

  3. Agree the specification

    Confirm drawings, quantities, terms and next steps before work begins.

Before you enquire

A few useful answers.

Can I enquire about both a single part and a production batch?

Yes. Include the quantity and whether the project is a one-off or part of a repeat requirement. The approach and pricing are reviewed for the specific scope.

What if I have a reference rather than a final drawing?

Share the reference, approximate dimensions and intended use. The team can discuss what further design information is needed.

Supply Kings · Calgary

Make room for your next project.

Tell us what you’re working on and we’ll discuss the requirements.

Request a quote