Metal
Cutting

Laser cutting is the go-to and most used technique in regards to cost-effective and accurate results, specifically applied to thinner parts up to 35mm. 2D flatbed laser cutters safeguard precision requirements and ensure great efficiency even for the most complex geometries.

Depending on material and thickness specifications we can conversely offer gas or plasma cutting if the part under consideration exceeds 35mm in thickness and does not require an aesthetic finishing look. Resort to gas cutting when plasma is not a viable choice – it is advisable to use gas when the material thickness is over 50mm, but please note that this method is constrained to ferrous metal alloys only.

Waterjet cutting or hydroabrasive cutting is a non-thermal process unlike other cutting methods. It is rather a physical force of a high-pressure jet of water or a mixture of water with a sand-like abrasive material, capable of precisely splitting a wide range of materials, especially applicable to aluminium parts. It is the safer alternative compared to other cutting methods as fewer particulates are dispersed during the processing phase.