If it can be drawn,
it can be formed.
Standard systems
solve most walls.
Not this one.
Some details do not fit a catalogue. A carved screen, a curved soffit, a column that changes section, a louvre profile that has to disappear into the facade — these are drawing-led fabrication problems.
Ruiheng's workshop is set up for one-off and repeat custom work: CNC turret punching, carving, press-brake folding, rolling, welding, assembly and finishing. We build to the approved drawing and inspect against it before packing.
Capabilities
In-houseCNC punching & carving
Repeatable perforation, open-cell patterns and decorative screens.
Double-curved forming
Press-brake and rolling equipment for compound curves and 3D panels.
Column cladding
Square, round and curved column casings with concealed joints.
Screens & partitions
Carved aluminium screens for interior separation, privacy and shadow.
Sunshades & louvres
Fixed blade profiles and supporting frames for solar control.
Bespoke assemblies
Folded trims, edge details, sub-frames and one-off metalwork.
Technical data
Built to drawing| Base material | AA3003 / AA5052 aluminium; stainless steel and galvanised steel on request |
|---|---|
| Sheet thickness | 0.8-6.0 mm (application-dependent) |
| Cutting | CNC turret punch, laser/plasma outsourced where required |
| Forming | Press-brake folding, rolling, curving and seam welding |
| Patterns | Perforation, carved openings, open-cell and image-based patterns |
| Finishes | PVDF, powder coating, anodising, brushed and decorative films |
| Tolerance | Confirmed per drawing; typical ±1.0 mm on formed features |
| Packing | Protective film, edge protection and export-grade crates |
Custom work is quoted only after a drawing review. Please include material, finish, quantity, tolerance and delivery destination in your enquiry.
On site
Selected applications
Need this system on your next project?
Send your drawings and performance requirements. We will review the details, propose a build and confirm lead time.
Send us the detail you are stuck on.
A DWG, STEP, PDF or a marked-up sketch is enough to start. We will review the geometry, material and finish and tell you what is possible.