Built for the work buyers actually send out.
Laser-cut blanks, formed sheet-metal parts, tapped holes, countersinks, PEM hardware, paint, and production runs can move through one shop-backed quote path.
Upload a DXF, STEP, or STP file for live pricing and shop-backed review from Ahner's 45,000-square-foot Sandusky facility—not a broker or marketplace.
No CAD file yet? Call 419-626-6641 and we can help route the quote.
Drop up to 10 CAD files. No account is required to start.
Source flat brackets, formed covers, panels, guards, straps, and production components in carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
Laser-cut blanks, formed sheet-metal parts, tapped holes, countersinks, PEM hardware, paint, and production runs can move through one shop-backed quote path.
Choose the material family and gauge that fits the job, from paint-ready carbon steel to corrosion-resistant stainless and lightweight aluminum.
Material under .060" is sourced to order. The quote includes the thin-gauge material premium and automatically adds 3 business days to the ship estimate.
Use the same path for covers, guards, tabs, brackets, straps, access panels, formed enclosures, and repeat industrial parts that need clean pricing.
See pricing examplesBrowse sample parts to see how material, thickness, quantity, pierces, and bending affect price. Upload your own CAD file for the live quote.
Sample size: 4 x 6 in. Laser cutting with four mounting holes.
Sample size: 8 x 3 in. Laser cutting with two slots.
Sample size: 6 x 6 in. Laser cutting with four corner holes.
Sample formed part with one bend, laser-cut blank, and brake setup.
Examples are for simple sample geometry and may change with current material pricing, thickness, cut length, pierces, bends, and review requirements.
The online quote path is backed by the same Ohio shop that cuts, forms, handles, packs, and repeats industrial sheet-metal work.
Compare prototype, short-run, and production quantities before you release the order. The price follows the real geometry, material, thickness, and operations.
Yes. STEP and STP files can trigger 3D preview and formed-part analysis, including bend count, weight, and brake-fit checks.
Yes. Flat STEP files should route as laser-cut parts when they fit the supported online rules instead of being forced into manual review.
It is aimed at engineers, estimators, maintenance buyers, OEM sourcing teams, and commercial buyers who already have CAD and want a faster quoting path.
Have CAD ready? Start online. Working from a print, sketch, or sample part? Call 419-626-6641 and we can help route it.
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