Instant sheet-metal quoting

Online laser cutting and formed sheet metal quotes.

Upload your files to start your quote.

  1. 1
    Upload Files
  2. 2
    Material Select
  3. 3
    Thickness Gauge
  4. 4
    Quantity Amount
  5. 5
    Checkout Finish
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Flat parts and formed parts are both supported.

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Online laser cutting and formed sheet metal

Upload DXF or STEP files for online laser cutting and formed sheet metal quotes.

Upload the CAD file you already have, review the part, and move into checkout. Flat parts can be laser quoted online, and formed STEP models can be checked for bending.

DXF + STEP One quote flow for flat and formed parts
59 x 119.25 in Current online flat blank fit rule
120 in Maximum online bend length
170 ton Maximum online brake tonnage
What We Quote

Built for industrial buyers who already have CAD in hand.

Use the upload flow for flat laser-cut parts or formed sheet-metal parts without guessing which path to take first.

Online laser cutting

Upload DXF files or flat STEP models for flat parts that fit our online material, size, and thickness rules.

  • Fast path for brackets, plates, covers, and flat panels.
  • Row-level material, thickness, quantity, and quantity-break pricing.
  • Commercial buyer workflow rather than a hobby upload form.

Sheet metal bending

Upload formed STEP or STP files when the part needs bend-aware review, brake-fit checks, and formed-part pricing.

  • Bend count, weight, blank estimate, and tonnage are evaluated.
  • Clear review routing when a part falls outside online rules.
  • Useful for formed brackets, covers, ducts, and panels.

Ohio and the Midwest service focus

This quote flow is built for Midwest industrial buyers who want an online path backed by a real fabrication shop.

  • Focused on Ohio and the surrounding Midwest market.
  • Straight path from file upload to quote review.
  • Backed by visible shop capabilities and clear limits.
Built In The Shop

Real parts from the shop.

A quick look at the kind of sheet-metal work this quote tool is built to handle.

Stacks of laser-cut steel parts on pallets in the Ahner shop
Flat parts and repeat-order components ready for production-style buying.
Bin of laser-cut steel blanks produced in the Ahner fabrication shop
Production volume and practical part output, not just quote-tool marketing copy.
Long laser-cut sheet metal parts on a pallet in the shop
Longer industrial parts and real manufacturing context to support service and capability claims.
FAQ

Answers before the upload starts.

Can I upload a STEP file for sheet metal bending?

Yes. STEP and STP files can trigger 3D preview and formed-part analysis, including bend count, weight, and brake-fit checks.

Can flat STEP files be quoted like laser-cut parts?

Yes. Flat STEP files should route as laser-cut parts when they fit the supported online rules instead of being forced into manual review.

What kinds of buyers is this quote tool built for?

It is aimed at engineers, estimators, maintenance buyers, OEM sourcing teams, and commercial buyers who already have CAD and want a faster quoting path.