Do you have parts that require CMM testing? We can help with that.
Need thousands of parts laser cut, bent, and powder coated under one roof? Savant Mfg is the place for you.
Up to 12’ wide, Savant Mfg is your bending solution.
Savant Mfg offers exceptional metal finishing services specifically tailored for powder coating applications. Our skilled technicians take pride in their meticulous approach, ensuring every edge is free of imperfections through processes like deburring and edge sanding. We can handle large projects as well, accommodating pieces up to 60 inches wide. Entrust your metal finishing needs to Savant Mfg for a flawless powder coat ready surface.
Even the most complex designs are no issue for us here at Savant Mfg Inc.
It’s a start.
Utilizing the scribing feature of our cnc plasma cutter, we where able to program in the bend lines to make these difficult bends a breeze. 84 bends total. 
At its widest points it is over 5ft.
Some of our customers require customer hardware to be pressed into their parts. Here’s how it is done.
The end result, a permanently pressed in stud.
As you can see here, the stud is nearly flush on the backend.
Powder coating today. Here’s a quick video.
Here’s the same part just before entering the oven.
And here it is after a 30 minute trip through the oven. Hot, but dry to the touch ready to be packaged and shipped after it cools.
With our two Turret Punches we can get parts made faster saving time, ultimately saving money for our customers.
As the video below will show, the material is loaded and unloaded automatically allowing for a “lights out” operation.
The end result. A stack of finished product placed on a pallet by the machine ready to be banded up and delivered to the customer.
Drilling some fiberglass trays for one of our customers.
Plasma cutting ATV CV Boot Guards.
Working on these for a customer of ours. They will be incased in concreate and a light fixture will be wired into them.
A snippet of the plans so you can get a better idea.
Messer 400amp Plasma Torch going to town on some 1-1/4″ thick mild steel!!!
Punching away on these stainless steel boxes today.
The end result after punching.
You can see here that a forming tool was used to make a raised slit during the same punching operation.
