Fabrication division
Precision metal fabrication
Laser cutting, laser welding and CNC bending for steel, stainless and aluminum components, produced to customer drawings for OEMs, structural engineers and equipment fabricators.
Three core processes
Cutting, welding and bending
Process one
Laser cutting
High-output fiber laser cutting produces clean edges across steel, stainless and aluminum stock. Flat blanks and profiles move from drawing to cut part in one controlled step.
Process two
Laser welding
Precision laser welding keeps heat input low, limiting distortion in finished assemblies. Repeatable joints are set for components that need consistent, sealed seams.
Process three
CNC bending
Multi-axis CNC press braking forms angular bends with consistent results across production runs. Tooling setup is matched to each part geometry before the run begins.
From file to part
How a job moves through
01
CAD file submission
Send drawings or CAD files with material, thickness and quantity. Our team reviews them for manufacturability before quoting.
02
Tooling setup
Cutting programs, welding fixtures and press brake tooling are prepared for the specific part geometry and batch size.
03
Production run
Parts are cut, welded and bent in sequence, with each process checked against the approved drawing as the batch moves.
04
Final dimension check
Finished components are measured against the drawing dimensions before they are released for dispatch.
Send us your drawings
Share technical drawings or RFQs and our engineering team will start the review.