Clean cuts and consistent bends using TRUMPF robotic technology.
Future Form combines time-tested craftsmanship with modern, sophisticated automation. Our experienced team use manual press brakes to handle complex, unusual bends that require a human touch, while our automated bend cells deliver mass production with absolute precision.
We deliver the balance enterprise clients need: the flexibility to solve unique design challenges alongside the automated capacity to produce thousands of identical parts without variance.
Future Form is headquartered in Sparks, Nevada, serving customers across the West Coast and nationwide. Our proximity to California, Arizona, Oregon, and Washington allows us to reduce shipping times and lower risk for mission-critical programs.
Customized Sheet Metal Fabrication Solutions
We perform mechanical fastening, torque-controlled bolting, rivet and stud installation, and rigorous fit-checking in-house. By managing fabrication and assembly of sheet metal components under one roof, we reduce handling damage, maintain quality control, and deliver assemblies that are ready to ship, install, or scale.
Our advanced capabilities span laser cutting with fiber lasers cutting mild steel up to 1.18 inches and stainless or aluminum up to 1 inch, delivering clean edges and exceptional accuracy.
Our TRUMPF punching systems deliver clean, accurate holes without imperfections or burrs. This level of precision supports consistent downstream forming and assembly, reducing rework across high-volume production.
TRUMPF press brakes and automated bend cells deliver up to 230 tons of bending force with CNC-controlled accuracy down to fractions of a millimeter, producing complex, repeatable bends with tight tolerances.
We specialize in high-tolerance assemblies that combine sheet metal with machined components, PEM hardware, wiring, and related elements — all under one roof.
Laser cutting, punching, forming, and complex assembly.
We perform mechanical fastening, torque-controlled bolting, rivet and stud installation, and rigorous fit-checking in-house. By managing fabrication and assembly of sheet metal components under one roof, we reduce handling damage, maintain quality control, and deliver assemblies that are ready to ship, install, or scale.
Not all fabricators are created equal. Future Form’s sheet metal fabrication solutions combine advanced automation, a quality-obsessed culture, and a rust-free environment to deliver parts that arrive on spec, on time, and ready to perform.
With facilities including our headquarters in the high desert of Sparks, NV, Future Form operates in a low-humidity environment that helps prevent flash rust as metal components move between fabrication and finishing. This reduces the surface and transit damage commonly associated with suppliers in more humid regions, including the southern states and the rust belt.
While the industry average for scrap and damaged materials hovers around 3.5%, Future Form maintains a cost of quality of just 0.35% — 10x better than the industry average. Our use of advanced technology, disciplined processes, and cross-trained personnel helps reduce handling damage and protect finished parts before they ever leave our facility.
Future Form is one of the few full-scale manufacturers located west of Dallas. For companies with West Coast operations, manufacturing closer to where products are deployed helps reduce shipping costs and limits the risk of damage that increases with distance.
Our equipment is state-of-the-art. In 2025 alone we invested over $9M in new robotics, updated software and hardware, and we replace dies and bits long before they become worn.
We don’t have thousands of employees — we don’t need them. We can produce on par with far larger manufacturers due to a combination of precise processes, a quality-first culture, the diverse skill sets of our staff, and modern automated systems
We respond quickly and directly when customers reach out. We have a rapid-response problem resolution protocol and never lose sight of the fact that our customers come first.
Fiber lasers cut mild steel up to 1.18 inches and stainless or aluminum up to 1 inch, delivering clean edges and exceptional accuracy. For tubular components, the BLM LT7 processes round, square, and custom profiles up to 6 inches with real-time seam detection and automated handling. On the punching side, the TRUMPF TruPunch 5000 forms, punches, and taps threaded holes at up to 1,600 strokes per minute, eliminating secondary operations and supporting high-throughput production.
Our forming department features TRUMPF press brakes and automated bend cells, delivering up to 230 tons of bending force with CNC-controlled accuracy down to fractions of a millimeter. Backed by experienced operators with deep knowledge of bend allowances, material behavior, and tooling strategy, we produce complex, repeatable bends with minimal setup time and tight tolerances across every job.
BLM Group LS5 – Flatbed Laser, 8kW Fiber Laser with Fully Automated Load/Unload System for 24/7 Operation TruLaser 3030 fiber 6kW, LMC / Partsmaster w/ TruStore 3030 Storage for 24/7 Operation
Tru-Punch 5000 With "Sheet Master" Load Unload and part sorting 24/7 Automation with brush table
Two TruBend Cell 5230 w/ BendMaster 150 Two Automated TRUMPF Automated Bend Cells
Three Trumpf 5230 Press Brake with 6 Axis Back Gauge Trumpf V-130 Press Brake with 6 Axis Back Gauge Two standalone TRUMPF Press Brakes Amada 8025 – 8 Foot Servo Hydraulic Press Brake (5 Axis)
Two Haeger 824 "Window Touch" Multiple Fastener Insertion Two Haeger 824 Press with Auto-Feed Two Haeger HP-6 Press
Time Saver / Surface finishing – 36" wide capacity Grainer/Sander Torex 4 Cu. Ft. Vibratory bowl finishing Burr King 3 Cu. Ft. Vibratory bowl finishing
Our engineering services shorten the path from design to deployment.
We serve mission-critical industries that require enterprise-scale production, including data centers, medical, aerospace, and more.
Virtually any company that makes physical products can benefit from metal fabrication. From the reinforced steel in the concrete you are standing on, to the car you drove to work, to the cabinet hosting the computer allowing you to read this sentence right now, fabricated metal is an important component of many manufactured items.
We work with all kinds of metals, including mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, monel, titanium, brass, copper, and more.
Our Trumpf Automated Bend Cells are the state-of-the-art in precision and durability. We also use manual press brakes, automated punches that can tap and thread in one action, LASER cutters, and a host of other devices necessary to accommodate virtually any need from our clients.
In theory there is no limit. However, in a practical sense, it really depends on the machine being used. Our fiber lasers can cleanly and accurately cut mild steel up to 1.18 inches thick, and stainless steel or aluminum up to 1 inch thick. We can also process custom profiles and round or square tubing up to 6 inches in diameter. Thicker materials can be cut on our drop saws or with acetylene. It depends on the application and need.
Yes, our automation-first factory utilizes TRUMPF robotic press brake cells and fully automated load/unload laser systems designed for 24/7 operation. This robotic capacity allows us to manufacture thousands of identical parts at high volume without variance.
We also rely on our expert technicians for projects that require a human touch. If you are making the Statue of David, you want human hands and perspective. If you are making a box, automation provides a valuable alternative to meeting production goals while freeing up skilled human labor for more sophisticated and interesting challenges. This improves efficiency and throughput.
Our equipment provides industry-leading versatility. We balance our modern automated bend cells with old-school craftsmanship by having our veteran artisans use manual press brakes. This ensures we can expertly handle highly complex or unusual bends that require a human touch and do not lend themselves well to automation.
Each individual project is reviewed by a team of design and production specialists to determine how much automation and how much manual work is required to achieve the desired result.
Yes, we offer partial and full-scale assembly services, which can include mechanical fastening, torque-controlled bolting, rivet and stud installation, and rigorous fit-checking. This allows us to reduce handling damage and deliver fully assembled products that are ready to ship, install, or scale. We assemble items as basic as door hinges and as complex as vending machines.
Future Form Prides itself on industry-best turnaround times. While others are quoting 30 weeks or more, we typically achieve 8-10 weeks from receipt of PO to delivery.
Yes! We are one of the few mass 3D printing manufacturers in the Western United States with our HP Multi-Jet Fusion technology, we can produce hundreds of parts per day.
