Cut to size, prepared and processed: we combine our stock range with processing services for your order, from a single saw cut to a fabricated sheet metal part.
Select a process to find out how it works, where it is typically used and which details we need for your enquiry.
We check feasibility against the material, dimensions, quantity and drawing. Tolerances, surface requirements and delivery dates are agreed before you place your order.
Turn stock lengths into components ready for the next step. We agree cutting dimensions, angles and the required edge finish with you.
Bars, sections and tubes are sawn to your specified lengths. You receive material to match your cutting list, reducing cutting work in your own workshop. Different lengths in the same order can be clearly assigned to separate line items.
Mitre cutting means sawing the material at a specified angle, for example to join sections at frame corners or inclined connections. We offer mitre cuts up to 60 degrees. The possible cut depends on the section and its dimensions.
Cutting or drilling can leave burrs and sharp edges. Deburring removes these and prepares the affected areas for subsequent processing. If you also need a particular chamfer or edge shape, please specify it separately.
From prepared tube ends to a coordinated coating system: we match the process to the material and its intended use.
Tube ends can be threaded for connection to matching components. Thread type and size must suit the intended fittings. We check whether the selected tube is suitable for the thread based on its material and dimensions.
Blasting treats the surface with an abrasive medium to remove, for example, rust and mill scale. This prepares the material for a subsequent coating system. The required surface condition is coordinated with the material, its initial condition and the next operation.
A primer forms the first layer of a coordinated coating system. It prepares the surface for subsequent layers and can contribute to corrosion protection. The appropriate primer depends on the surface preparation, service environment and planned topcoat.
Painting gives the component its required colour finish. Combined with suitable preparation and priming, it can also provide protection. Colour, gloss level and coating system are agreed according to the intended service conditions.
Sheet stock can be cut, folded or rolled into curved shapes. A dimensioned drawing helps coordinate contours and multiple processing steps.
Flame cutting thermally separates the required contour from a steel plate. The resulting blanks can then be processed further at edges, holes or functional surfaces where required. Material grade, thickness and contour determine whether the process is suitable.
Sheet stock is cut to the required format, providing the dimensions needed for assembly or further processing. The suitable cutting method and finish are agreed according to the material, thickness, format and required edge quality.
Folding bends a flat sheet along specified lines to create angles, channels or parts with several bends. Leg lengths, angles and bend radii need to be planned together so the finished part fits the intended assembly.
Punching uses a tool to cut a defined shape out of sheet metal, such as holes or openings. Feasibility depends on the available tooling, the material and the sheet thickness.
Drilling creates round holes at specified positions. Both the diameter and the location relative to the component edges are important. Additional operations such as countersinking or tapping must be specified and agreed separately.
Nibbling creates a contour through a sequence of small punching strokes. Openings and contours are gradually cut from the sheet. The individual strokes may remain visible on the cut edge, so any required edge finishing is agreed as part of the order.
Rolling forms sheet metal into a curved surface. Unlike folding, it creates a curve over a wider area of the sheet. The required radius or diameter and the sheet thickness are important for checking feasibility.
Does your component need several operations? Tell us about the complete task. We will coordinate the material, processing steps and required finish with you.
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Find suitable material in our stock range. For delivery information, see logistics and transport.