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Our processes.

The job of a technical office is to map out the path to optimize the creation of a product and to make it consistently repeatable

Sheet laser cutting Tube laser cutting Bending Rolling Curving Welding Countersinking & threading Blasting & finishing Satin finishing Coating

Process 01

Sheet laser cutting

We cut raw sheet metal into the exact profile of your part, with clean edges and minimal tolerances. Two laser systems running in parallel: more capacity and shorter lead times, across a wide range of materials.

Who it's for: metal furniture, machinery, lighting — anyone starting from sheet cut to drawing.

What we cut · sheet
Technology	2 fibre lasers in parallel
Max sheet size	3000 × 1500 mm
Carbon steel	1 – 25 mm * also pre-galvanized
Mesh	Various formats
Stainless 304 / 316	1 – 20mm · also film-coated / Super Mirror
Aluminium	1 – 15mm
Brass & copper	1 – 8 mm

Process 02

Tube laser cutting

Cuts, slots, holes and notches on tube and profile, ready for assembly. Tube cutting enables interlocking solutions that reduce welding and assembly time.

Who it's for: structures, frames, urban furniture, light fabrication.

What we cut · tube & profile
Sections	Round, square, rectangular, profiles
Tube diameter	20 – 225 mm
Max length	6.000 mm
Thickness	1-8mm
Materials	Steel, stainless steel, aluminium
Operations	Cuts, slots, holes, notches, bend reliefs

Process 03

Bending

Precise, repeatable bends that turn flat sheet metal into a three-dimensional component. Angle and radius control to ensure smooth assembly.

Who it's for: fabrication, enclosures, housings, frames.

Bending
Max bend length	3,000 mm
Materials	Steel, aluminium, stainless steel, copper and brass, mesh
Thickness	Up to 12 mm (steel)
Control	Angle and radius, repeatable

Process 04

Rolling

Cylindrical and conical curving on sheet metal and profiles: rings and regular curved surfaces. Plate rolling completes the range of shapes we can produce in-house.

Who it's for: tanks, curved furniture elements, cylindrical components.

Rolling
Shapes	Cylindrical and conical
On	Sheet metal and profiles
Max width	1,500 mm
Min diameter	200 mm
Thickness	Up to 8 mm
Materials	Steel, stainless steel, aluminium

Process

Curving

We bend tubes and profiles into arcs with controlled radii, without crushing the cross-section, producing made-to-measure components ready for the next stages.

Who it's for: furniture and design, railings and handrails, frames, architectural structures.

Curving
On	Tube and profile
Sections	Round, square, rectangular
Radius	Controlled, made to measure
Materials	Steel, stainless steel, aluminium
Result	Clean bends, cross-section preserved

Process 05

Welding

We assemble the parts into a single component with clean, controlled welds. We care for bead appearance where the finish is visible, and strength where the structure matters.

Four processes, to suit the part

TIGMIGLaserBraze welding (Brass)

Who it's for: all sectors — it's the heart of metal assembly.

Welding & assembly
Stations	15 manual + 2 FANUC robots
Robot table	Rotary Ø 1500 mm
Processes	TIG, MIG/MAG, laser, braze welding
Materials	Steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass
Certification	Operators cert. EN-ISO 9606-1:2017

Pneumatic tapping arm for threading and countersinking

Process 06

Countersinking and threading

Precision threads and countersinks that complete the machining: metric tapping, seats for countersunk screws, calibrated holes and mechanical finishes where tolerances are critical.

Who it's for: machinery and automation — where repeatability is everything.

Countersinking & threading · on the CNC machining centre
Machine	CNC machines and arms and drills
Operations	Drilling, countersinking, milling, tapping, etc...
Threads	Metric and on request
Materials	Steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass and copper
Control	Tolerances on critical dimensions

Process 07

Blasting & finishing

We prepare the surface so the coating adheres and lasts: blasting, deburring and finishing. It's the bridge between fabrication and our in-house coating plant.

Who it's for: every part destined for coating or a refined finish.

Blasting & finishing
Treatments	Sandblasting, deburring, finishing
Cleanliness grade	Up to SA 2.5
Purpose	Surface ready for coating
Next step	→ In-house coating

Process 08

Satin finishing

We give the surface the classic satin finish: a fine, directional grain. A uniform aesthetic result managed in-house, no subcontractor steps, no differences in tone across your production batch.

Who it's for: metal furniture and design, exposed stainless, lighting — where the surface is part of the product.

Satin finishing
Technique	Belt satin finishing + manual touch-up
Grits	From 60 to 320 · Scotch-Brite on request
Materials	Stainless steel 304 / 316, aluminium, steel
Finish	Linear satin finish (brushed), uniform
Purpose	Visible finish or pre-coating preparation

Process 09 · closes the cycle

Coating

This is the step that turns the component into a finished product. In our in-house, dedicated coating plant the cycle is closed: preparation, anti-corrosion pretreatment, colour application and final inspection. Aesthetic result and protection managed by us, not by a subcontractor.

Who it's for: metal furniture and design (colour is the product), lighting and urban furniture (outdoor protection).

Powder coating
Type	Powder coating and handling of oversized parts on request
Cycle	Anti-corrosion pretreatment (primer)→ colour → oven curing
Max part size	3500 (length) × 800 (width) × 2000 (height)mm
Colour range	RAL & to sample
Managed	Dedicated in-house plant

One single supplier

Many operations, a single delivery.

You don't have to coordinate several suppliers: we line them up, all the way to coating.