We employ multiple cutting methods to suit different materials, thicknesses, and precision needs:

Precision Saw Cutting – Our primary method for extrusions and solid profiles. Using high-speed circular, miter, and band saws, we deliver accurate straight cuts, angles, and miters with clean, burr‑free edges. Ideal for cutting profiles to length, preparing blanks, and ensuring consistent repeatability across any batch size.

Shearing – A fast, cost‑effective way to cut flat sheets into rectangular blanks or strips. Hydraulic shears ensure straight, distortion‑free cuts with minimal waste – ideal for high‑volume preparation.

Laser Cutting – Delivers exceptional precision for complex shapes and fine contours on flat sheets. The focused beam produces narrow kerfs with minimal heat‑affected zones and excellent edge quality. Perfect for prototypes, custom shapes, tight nesting, and intricate cutouts.

CNC Punching – Combines cutting and forming in one process. Using a turret punch press, we produce holes, slots, louvers, and custom cutouts with high accuracy and repeatability. Efficient for large sheets with multiple features.

Waterjet Cutting – Uses a high‑pressure abrasive water stream to cut without heat. This cold process ensures superb edge quality with no heat‑affected zones, no burrs, and no distortion. Preferred for heat‑sensitive alloys, thick sections, and critical edge quality.

Plasma Cutting – Suitable for thicker sheets requiring high‑speed cutting. While less precise than laser or waterjet, it offers an economical solution for heavy‑duty applications.