SARD Industries fabricates parts, enclosures, brackets, frames, and signage from your drawings, samples, or dimensions — with press work, welding, and powder coating under one roof in Lahore.
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Why choose SARD
Custom fabrication is only useful when the part fits, the finish holds, and communication stays clear. Here is how we approach each of those.
The concern
The part has to fit equipment or a site that already exists.
How we handle it
We work from engineering drawings, a physical sample, or measured dimensions, and confirm material, thickness, and finish before production starts.
Your benefit
You get a part that matches the real installation instead of a generic approximation.
The concern
Splitting a job across several suppliers slows it down and blurs responsibility.
How we handle it
Press work, welding, and powder coating all happen in the same workshop, with the part staying on one floor from start to finish.
Your benefit
Fewer handoffs, one point of contact, and a finished part produced by a single team.
The concern
Unclear quotations make it hard to compare options or plan a budget.
How we handle it
We confirm the material, finish, and quantity your part needs, and raise anything the drawing leaves open before production begins.
Your benefit
You know what will be made, how it will be finished, and what the job involves before it starts.
The concern
Custom parts are often needed as a single piece or a modest run, not a container load.
How we handle it
The workshop handles custom one-off pieces, small batches, and repeat production of the same part.
Your benefit
The same route works for a prototype, a replacement part, or a repeat order.
Workshop services
Forming, welding, and finishing all happen in this workshop. Every service below is produced under one roof, so a job is never handed between suppliers.
Precision sheet metal cutting, forming, and mass production of custom metal components.
Expert round/square tube bending and comprehensive welding for industrial furniture and structures.
Multi-stage chemical pretreatment, durable powder coating, and custom industrial spray painting.
What we work with
We fabricate, weld, and finish parts in the materials our clients work with most.
0.5mm to 6mm sheet, tubes, angles, flat bar
Brackets, enclosures, frames, signage panels, industrial furniture
SS 304 / 316 — 0.8mm to 3mm
Food-grade racks, medical equipment, architectural metalwork
Sheet and extrusions — 1mm to 4mm
Lightweight enclosures, signage, architectural panels
MS tubes — 20mm to 80mm sections
Industrial furniture, trolleys, racks, frames, fixtures
Workshop footage
Real footage of the machines and processes used to make customer parts.
How we work
A straightforward path designed to remove guesswork before metal is cut.
We start from your drawing, sample, dimensions, or the problem you need solved, and confirm what the part has to do.
Material, thickness, finish, and quantity are agreed before anything is cut.
The requirement is priced against the agreed specification — material, process, finish, and quantity — so the scope is clear before production begins.
We support the sectors whose requirements match what the workshop is set up to do.
Quality & confidence
We do not claim a certified quality system. What we can explain is how a job is handled so problems surface early — not at delivery.
Material type, thickness, finish, and quantity are agreed against your drawing or sample before production starts.
Every stage happens under one roof, so responsibility for the finished part is not split between suppliers.
Parts move from chemical pretreatment to powder coating and controlled curing in the same facility.
Common questions
Practical answers about drawings, materials, finishes, and how a quotation works.
Send us your drawing, dimensions, sample, or a rough idea. We will help turn it into a workable sheet-metal solution.
Die shop equipment cuts and forms the parts, and the welding department joins them into assemblies.
Chemical pretreatment, powder coating, or spray painting complete the part for its real use.
Finished parts are packed for collection or delivery, with any agreed finishing notes included.
If a drawing leaves thickness, tolerance, or finish open, we raise it before production rather than guessing.
