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Sheet metal working involves cutting, shaping and joining sheet metal to form finished components. Most sheet metal components are produced using laser cutting,…

Welding is often one of the final steps in assembling a sheet metal structure. Yet the component is not always completely finished…

CNC milling and CNC turning are two common methods in CNC machining. Both are used to give a workpiece the correct dimensions and shape,…

Most metals can be CNC-machined, and the same applies to many plastics. However, not all materials behave in the same way in the machine.…

Before a laser-cutting project gets underway, questions often arise regarding drawings, materials and how the part is to be manufactured. It…

Laser cutting has been used in sheet metal working for many years, but the technology has advanced considerably during that time. Today’s fibre laser machines work in conjunction with…

Not all sheet metal components are produced in large volumes. In many projects, it is instead a question of smaller batches where flexibility and the ability to…

When sheet metal components are to be welded or assembled, the precision of the laser cutting is crucial right from the start. Small differences in fit can…

When you send an enquiry about laser cutting, you don’t need to have everything finalised from the outset. It’s often enough simply to describe what…

Laser cutting works well on both thin and thick sheet metal, but the result is influenced by several factors. The material, the thickness of the sheet metal and how the part…

Laser cutting is a flexible method that works on many different metals, but not all materials behave the same in the process....

Laser cutting is often a first step when producing sheet metal parts. It provides precise cuts and the right shape directly from the drawing....