Small-batch manufacturing · Made in Europe

YOU SELL THE PARTS.
WE MAKE THEM.

Low-volume European manufacturing for hard-to-source and discontinued sheet-metal parts — for automotive, agricultural and industrial aftermarket businesses. From 10 units.

Laser cutting · Bending · Welding · Finishing · White-label available

Laser-cut and bent steel reinforcement plates produced in a low-volume European batch
Macro detail of a controlled bend radius on formed steelBent and welded steel mounting bracket from a repeat production batch

BUILT FOR COMPANIES THAT ALREADY OWN THE DEMAND.

01

Aftermarket brands & niche catalogues

You already rank for the part number. We turn that recurring gap into a manufacturable SKU under your label.

02

Distributors & wholesalers

You see which references your dealers keep chasing. We produce them in batches your stock plan can carry.

03

Dealer / service networks

Recurring repairs are a production programme, not an emergency. We make the repeat repair part predictable.

04

Private-label parts sellers

Your brand, your drawings, your customer. We stay behind the product where that is agreed.

WHEN THE PART DISAPPEARS, THE PROJECT STOPS.

  • The OEM part is discontinued and no replacement is planned.
  • Used donor parts are inconsistent, corroded and impossible to warranty.
  • Mass-production suppliers quote minimum order quantities you can't sell through.
  • Local fabricators do one-offs, but won't run a repeatable low-volume programme.
“You're not paying for the steel. You're paying because the part exists again.”
PartsWerk manufacturing principle

Capabilities

THE RIGHT GEOMETRY. THE RIGHT BATCH.

We do not promise to manufacture every part. We focus on sheet-metal geometries that fit a repeatable low-volume production process.

Laser cutting

Confirmed primary sheet-metal setup up to 3 mm thickness and up to 2000 mm length. Larger parts are evaluated through partner capacity.

Bending / forming

Precision bent sheet-metal parts. Every geometry is qualified before it enters a production batch.

Welding

MIG, MAG, TIG and resistance spot welding. Best-fit welded assemblies are generally up to ~500 mm; larger work is evaluated.

Finishing

Pre-treatment / phosphating, primer and paint for indoor or outdoor use. Selected galvanizing and plating options evaluated per project.

Thin-wall tube

Round and rectangular profiles up to ~30 mm in the confirmed primary setup, integrated into welded assemblies.

Selective tooling / deep drawing

Selective / engineering review

A newer capability path, initially for smaller parts and repeatable SKUs only, subject to tooling economics.

Typical tolerances

Bend angle
±1°
Bend dimension ≤ 100 mm
±0.5 mm
Bend dimension 100–500 mm
±1.0 mm
Larger overall dimensions
typically ±1–2 mm

Subject to geometry and technical review.

Industries

TWO MARKETS. ONE MANUFACTURING SYSTEM.

A · Automotive aftermarket

Parts the supply chain stopped making

Discontinued and hard-to-source repair and structural parts for classic, youngtimer, restoration and specialist aftermarket catalogues.

Formed steel repair section for a vehicle floor area
  • Jacking-point reinforcements
  • Structural repair brackets
  • Battery trays / boxes
  • Tank mounts
  • Brake / fuel / hose brackets
  • Chassis & subframe reinforcement plates
  • Mounting plates
  • Simple floor / sill repair sections

Categories shown are high-fit geometries, not guaranteed stock SKUs. Complex deep-stamped exterior body panels are evaluated separately.

B · Agricultural & industrial aftermarket

Aging machinery that still has to work

Machines stay in service far longer than their parts programmes. Downtime is expensive, replacement is recurring, and distributors want a private-label supply route they control.

  • Battery trays / boxes / mounts
  • Steps, access plates, footrests
  • Machine guards, shields, covers
  • Mounting brackets & support frames
  • Tool boxes, trays, compartments
  • Protective grilles & perforated panels
  • Simple cab / body panels
  • Wear & protection plates where material is suitable
  • Frame / chassis reinforcement plates

We manufacture to your drawing, reference or sample. We are not affiliated with, and do not represent, any machinery manufacturer.

Process

FROM RFQ TO REPEAT ORDER.

Outreach / inbound → RFQ → tech review → quote → sample → batch → repeat

  1. 1

    Send drawing, part reference or sample

    Anything that describes the geometry is a valid starting point.

  2. 2

    Technical feasibility review

    We check the geometry against the confirmed process window.

  3. 3

    Quote for 10 / 25 / 50 / 100 / custom

    Batch pricing so you can decide what to validate first.

  4. 4

    First article / prototype when needed

    Engineering and setup are estimated up front, refined after first article.

  5. 5

    Prepayment & production release

    First production orders are normally prepaid.

  6. 6

    Production, QC & shipping

    Checked before it leaves; shipped to your warehouse or your customer.

  7. 7

    Stored version → repeat order

    The approved version stays on file for replenishment.

Commercial fit

START SMALL. SCALE WHAT SELLS.

  • 10
  • 25
  • 50
  • 100
  • Custom

From 10 units for validation. Economics improve as the batch repeats and the version stabilises — a part that sells twice is a production programme, not a favour.

First production orders are typically prepaid. Repeat customers may qualify for agreed payment terms.

Lead time

Standard production
~3–4 weeks depending on complexity.
Urgent production
Possible from ~5 working days at a significant premium, where capacity allows.
Engineering & setup
Estimated with the quote and refined after the first article.

Every project is quoted individually.

Confidentiality

YOUR BRAND. YOUR DRAWINGS. YOUR CUSTOMER.

White-label

PartsWerk and the manufacturing partner can remain behind your brand where that is agreed.

NDA ready

Confidentiality agreements are available for drawings, CAD and commercial information.

Controlled files

Versions, drawings, prices and customer relationships are kept separated by project.

No channel conflict by default

Exclusivity and shared-market rules are agreed before sensitive repeat programmes start.

Quality

BUILT FOR SERIOUS B2B BUYERS.

Technical review
Every RFQ is checked against the real process window before a price exists.
Version control
The approved drawing revision is what gets produced on the reorder.
First article
Used where geometry, fitment or finish carries risk.
QC before shipping
Dimensional and visual checks against the released version.
Repeatable reorder logic
Once a version is proven, replenishment is a scheduling task.

Request a quote

HAVE A PART YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN DOESN'T WANT TO MAKE?

Send one drawing, OEM/part reference or sample. If it fits our manufacturing window, we'll tell you the next practical step.

  • · Technical review before any price
  • · Batch pricing from 10 units
  • · White-label and NDA available
Quantity

Have DXF, STEP, PDF or photos? Send the RFQ first — we reply from a monitored technical inbox and you can attach files to that reply. We do not accept public file uploads on this page.

FAQ

PROCUREMENT QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.

What quantities do you manufacture?

From 10 units. Batches of 50 and above are economically stronger, and 100–300 units is where a repeat programme really works.

What files can I send?

DXF, STEP, PDF drawings or clear photos with dimensions. If you only have an OEM reference, start with that — we'll tell you what else is needed.

Can you work from a physical sample or part reference?

Yes. A sample part is often the fastest route to a producible drawing, especially for discontinued references.

Do you manufacture deep-drawn / stamped parts?

Selectively. A deep-drawing route exists for smaller parts and repeatable SKUs, but tooling is expensive, so it is only opened after an engineering and commercial review. We do not offer general press-tooling capability.

Can you manufacture under our brand?

Yes. White-label supply is available, and PartsWerk and the manufacturing partner can remain invisible behind your brand where agreed.

What are typical lead times?

Standard production is around 3–4 weeks depending on complexity. Urgent production may be possible from ~5 working days at a significant premium.

How do you protect drawings and commercial information?

NDAs are available, and drawings, prices and customer relationships are compartmentalised per project. Your files are not shared across the network.

Can you supply repeat orders?

That is the point of the model. Once a version is approved and produced, replenishment orders run against the stored production version.

THE PART IS MISSING. THE DEMAND ISN'T.

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