Standard full-height brackets are about 120.02 mm (4.725") overall height, with a body height around 114.94 mm (4.525"), in 0.80 mm SPCC steel. Low-profile brackets are about 79.20 mm (3.118") overall. Exact dimensions vary slightly by cutout and bend; every part has a spec sheet with the precise numbers.

Both. Some high-demand configurations are stocked and ship quickly; most are produced to order against your quantity, which is why pricing scales with volume. Either way, your quote states the lead time clearly. Standard production runs 5–6 weeks (3-4 days via air), and re-runs of a part we've made before are faster since the tooling is already on file.

Yes. For a standard stocked configuration we can usually get you a sample to verify fitment. For a new or modified part, the first-article step serves the same purpose. You approve a verified first piece against your drawing before the production run proceeds. We'd always rather you confirm fit on one part than discover a problem across thousands.

Almost always. Send a physical sample, a drawing, or even a clear photo with key measurements, and we'll reverse-engineer it. This is common for discontinued or legacy brackets where the original drawings are long gone. It moves into our custom workflow, and we confirm dimensions with you before quoting.

Production happens at our established overseas manufacturing partners, while quoting, inbound quality inspection, finishing, packaging, and fulfillment all happen at our Mesa, Arizona facility. You order from a US company, get a USD invoice with Net 30 terms, and every shipment is inspected on our side before it reaches you. Our Process page walks through exactly how an order flows from your drawing to your dock.

Standard MOQ is 100 pieces. Per-piece price drops steeply with volume — roughly 85% lower at 2,500 pieces than at 100. Most production buyers order in larger batches. For recurring parts we can set up blanket orders with scheduled releases so you commit to volume pricing without taking all the inventory at once.

Yes — two ways. Silk screening handles logos, part numbers, and color marking ($85 screen charge + $30 setup + $0.65/part). Steel stamping gives a permanent mechanical mark ($275 one-time engraving). Stamping is best for traceability that has to survive handling and plating; screening is best for branding and visual marking.