Send us a DXF and you get the part back — nested, cut, deburred and folded. Laser cutting removes the tolerance stack that comes from marking out and manual cutting, which matters most on assemblies where twenty parts have to line up at once.
The same machine handles both ends of the work: structural gussets and base plates in heavy plate, and fine decorative screen patterns where the cut width itself is part of the design. Nesting is optimised before cutting, so material cost stays down on volume runs.
Clean, burr-free cutting across mild steel, stainless and aluminium with tight, repeatable edge tolerances.
Programmed bending sequences for boxes, brackets, cladding returns and folded panels.
Rolling of plate and sections into curves and cylinders for tanks, hoppers and curved architectural work.
Intricate screen and mashrabiya patterns nested to run continuously across multiple panels.
One-off prototypes through to repeat production batches from the same approved program.
Edge deburring, linishing and surface preparation ready for welding, coating or direct installation.
Mild steel, stainless and aluminium sheet and plate on a fibre laser, with the achievable thickness depending on the material - stainless and aluminium cut thinner than mild steel at the same power. Send the file and we will confirm.
DXF or DWG with closed vector outlines is ideal; STEP works for parts that also need folding. If you only have a PDF or a sketch, our CAD team can redraw it as a cutting file.
Both. Single prototypes, replacement plates and repeat production runs go through the same nesting and setup, so a one-off is quoted properly rather than turned away.
We fabricate cnc laser cutting in our own workshop and install with our own crews, so a site in Abu Dhabi or Ras Al Khaimah gets the same survey, the same shop drawings and the same finish as a site in Dubai.
Send us your drawings, samples or a description of the scope. Our engineering team will come back with a detailed quotation and a realistic programme.
