SHBD Metal provides custom aluminum and plastic extrusion for low-volume production runs. From prototype extrusions to short-run manufacturing, we deliver custom profiles with rapid turnaround.
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At SHBD Metal, we have established reliable partnerships for short-run custom aluminum and plastic extrusion services. We carefully manage every project — from quality control through on-time delivery — with thorough inspection performed before shipment.
Our quality assurance process encompasses CMM inspection for precise dimensional verification, meticulous surface finish assessment to meet specified Ra values, and comprehensive documentation ensuring full traceability.
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We produce custom aluminum extrusion profiles and can integrate extrusion with CNC milling, turning, and bending to deliver finished parts ready for assembly.
Most extrusion companies demand high minimum order quantities. SHBD Metal doesn't — we specialize in lower volumes. One-off prototype or a few hundred units? We handle it with ease.
No need to wait 30+ days. We complete most projects in half the industry-standard time — or even less.
We deliver both plastic and aluminum extrusion services tailored for low-volume production requirements.
Plastic materials we work with include polystyrene, nylon, polypropylene, and polyethylene. These thermoplastics are heated and forced through a die to form various shapes and cross-sectional profiles.
Aluminum extrusion forces heated aluminum through a shaped die opening, producing elongated sections with continuous cross-sectional profiles. Our commonly used alloys include 6061 and 6063.
Aluminum extrusion is a forming process in which aluminum is forced through a shaped die opening. The material emerges as a continuous elongated profile with a consistent cross-section that can range from simple to highly intricate.
Think of it like making pasta shapes or using a Play-Doh press — material is fed into a chamber, pressure is applied, and strands are extruded through a small opening. Changing the die changes the profile shape.
Aluminum billets require substantial force — typically delivered via hydraulic pressure — and often heat. The result is a versatile, cost-effective manufacturing method ideal for producing complex profiles with uniform cross-sections throughout their length.
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