Capabilities
Laser Cutting
Laser cutting is a high-precision and highly efficient sheet metal processing technology that uses a high-energy laser beam to perform non-contact cutting on metal sheets. Its characteristics include:
High precision (cutting accuracy can reach ±0.1 mm, suitable for processing complex shapes, fine holes, and irregular contours);
Wide material adaptability (capable of processing various metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, and carbon steel, with thickness ranges typically from 0.5 mm to 30 mm);
High efficiency and energy saving;
Excellent cut quality.
Bending Processing
Bending processing is a key manufacturing technique in sheet metal forming. It involves the use of press machinery to apply force to metal sheets, causing them to bend into the desired angles and shapes. This technology is widely used in the production of enclosures, sheet metal structural components, and hardware accessories.
Welding
Welding is a vital joining process in sheet metal fabrication, which permanently bonds metal components through heating or applying pressure. It features a wide range of techniques, including arc welding (MIG/TIG), laser welding, and spot welding. These methods are extensively applied in the manufacturing of enclosures, metal structural components, and pipe fittings.
Surface Treatment
Surface treatment is a crucial post-processing step in sheet metal fabrication. It enhances the corrosion resistance, aesthetic appeal, and functionality of the workpiece through physical or chemical methods. Common types of surface treatment processes include coating (such as painting and powder coating), plating, anodizing, acid washing and passivation, as well as other techniques like brushing and sandblasting.
