SARD Industries is a practical sheet-metal workshop for custom parts, fabricated assemblies, signage, and production work. We work from drawings, samples, measurements, and ideas.



SARD Industries fabricates custom sheet-metal parts in Lahore: cutting and forming in the die shop, joining in the welding department, and finishing with chemical pretreatment and powder coating. The same team owns the part from the first drawing to the final finish, so nothing is handed to another supplier.
One route for a single prototype and for a repeat run. Each stage happens in the building next to the last one.
You send an engineering drawing, a physical sample, or measured dimensions. Material, thickness, finish, and quantity are confirmed before production starts.
You send an engineering drawing, a physical sample, or measured dimensions. Material, thickness, finish, and quantity are confirmed before production starts.
Press, hydraulic press, lathe, drill, and shaper work turns sheet, plate, and tube into the finished shape.
Press, hydraulic press, lathe, drill, and shaper work turns sheet, plate, and tube into the finished shape.
CO2, argon (TIG), electric, gas, and spot welding, chosen for the joint and the material rather than by default.
CO2, argon (TIG), electric, gas, and spot welding, chosen for the joint and the material rather than by default.
Degreasing and chemical pretreatment, powder application, and oven curing, all in the powder coating department.
Degreasing and chemical pretreatment, powder application, and oven curing, all in the powder coating department.
The finished part is checked against what was agreed before it leaves. A repeat order follows the same route.
The finished part is checked against what was agreed before it leaves. A repeat order follows the same route.
A single workshop in Lahore, Pakistan, serving industrial and commercial clients with custom sheet-metal work.
The responsibilities behind dependable custom metal work, and who to ask for them.
Takes your drawing or sample, confirms material and finish with you, and keeps the job to the handover date that was agreed.
Runs the press, hydraulic press, lathe, drill, and shaper work that turns raw sheet into the finished shape.
Selects the welding process for the part and owns fit, distortion, and the strength of the finished joint.
Runs chemical pretreatment, powder application, and oven curing so the finish is even and durable.