SRJ Metal Works is a family shop in La Puente, California. We spin aluminum, copper, brass and steel by hand for lighting makers, manufacturers and fabricators across Southern California, and we've been doing it since 1992.
Most spinning shops hand you a raw part. We can also cut, bend, weld and powder coat it in the same building, so your part leaves ready to install.
Every part is spun by hand on our lathes, from one-off prototypes to production runs of 4,000. We make and own the tooling, and keep it on file for your repeat orders.
Cut the blank, form the bracket, weld the assembly and coat the finished part, without sending it to another vendor.
We're a production partner for businesses that need spun parts made well and made on time.
Pendant shades, canopies, reflectors and lamp bodies in aluminum, brass and copper.
Fabricators and machine shops that need spinning done without buying lathes or hiring spinners.
Covers, housings, bowls and domes for products and furniture, from prototype to production.
Unbranded parts shipped under your name, with Net 30 terms for approved trade accounts.
Over three decades of spinning has taught us what our customers care about: parts that match the print, quotes that come back fast, and reorders that don't start from scratch.
Raul Rizo has spun metal by hand for over 30 years. He still runs the lathes, and his family runs the shop.
We build and own the tooling, then store it. Reorders skip the setup cost and the wait.
Tooling and production usually take about a week, depending on the part and the quantity.
Send a drawing or a sample part, and you'll get a price back the next business day.
We ship in plain packaging with no SRJ branding, so parts go to your customer under your name.
Approved trade buyers can order on Net 30 terms. How trade accounts work
Tell us what the part has to do, and we'll help you choose the metal and thickness.
Need a specific gauge? See material thickness or call us to talk it through.
Send a drawing or a sample part. You'll have a quote within one business day.