Sheet Metal Fabrication

Most laser cutting machines are controlled by CNC programs or made into cutting robots. Laser cutting, as a precision machining method, can cut almost all materials, including two-dimensional or three-dimensional cutting of thin metal plates.

Bending involves applying force to deform a material (usually a sheet or plate) along a straight line. This technique is commonly used to accurately create shapes with angles or bends.

Tube can be processed in many ways like cutting, forming, trimming, grooving etc. Bending can be classified into hot bending and cold bending per temperature and also can be classified into Press Bending, Rotary Draw Bending, Compression Bending, Roll Bending etc.

Stamping is a forming process in which external forces are applied to sheets, strips, pipes, and profiles by a press and mold, causing plastic deformation or separation, in order to obtain the desired shape and size of the workpiece (stamped part).

Deep drawing is used to manufacture parts and products that can accommodate deeper depths than metal stamping. Specifically, if the depth of the created project is equal to or greater than its radius, it is called deep drawing.

Progressive die stamping is an important mass production process for producing small but complex metal parts. A metal strip is fed into multiple mold stations, each of which generates one or more features that gradually form the final, fully formed product.

Stamping die is a special process equipment used in cold stamping processing to process materials (metal or non-metal) into parts (or semi-finished products), known as cold stamping die.

The process of forming a permanent connection between two or more materials (of the same or different) by heating, applying pressure, or combining the two to achieve atomic bonding is called welding.

Unlike progressive die stamping, compound stamping tools perform multiple cutting, stamping, and bending in one stroke, rather than multiple strokes. This is cost-effective for medium batch production operations.