Precision Machining

Cutting Cutting is a fundamental and important technique in metal fabrication. So, it involves slicing metal sheets or plates to get the desired size or shape. If we talk about the past, like a few decades back, cutting was done with saws, but not anymore! Now, there are more advanced methods like laser cutting, plasma cutting and water jet cutting.

Welding Welding is a method that joins two or more pieces of metal by melting their edges and adding filler material to create a strong bond. You will be surprised to know there are various welding techniques too – each suited to different types of metal, thicknesses and uses.

Stamping Stamping is a process that involves pressing metal into specific shapes using a die. This technique is useful for creating a large volume of identical metal parts, like car doors or electronic components.

Bending Bending is a straightforward technique where metal is actually reshaped by applying pressure without cutting. This technique is typically done with press brakes, a machine that bends metal into different angles.

Casting Casting involves pouring liquid metal into a mold where it cools and solidifies into the desired shape. This technique is highly efficient for creating complex shapes and large metal parts.

Forging Forging is a traditional way of working with metal. It involves heating the metal until it becomes soft and easy to shape, then using tools like hammers or presses to give it the right form. This method makes strong and long-lasting parts.

Machining Machining removes material from a piece of metal and this process helps to achieve the desired shape. Here, cutting tools like drills, lathes, and mills are used. It’s a high-precision technique used when specific details are a must.