Sheet metal parts, cut and bent to your drawing.
Laser cutting, bending, control cabinets, milling and lathe work in one workshop. Send a drawing or a sketch and we will tell you how we would make it.
From flat sheetto finished partWhat we make for you
From a single bracket to a full cabinet. Choose a service to see what it covers and what to send us.
Laser cutting
Flat sheet cut to your outline, with every hole, slot and opening in place.
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Bending
Flanges, channels, brackets and trays bent to the angles on your drawing.
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Cabinet bodies with doors and the cut-outs your panel layout needs.
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Milling & lathe
Turned and milled components made to your drawing and fit.
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Engineering works
Jobs that need several processes, planned from first cut to finished assembly.
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One workshop for the whole job
Most parts pass through more than one process. Keeping them under one roof means one conversation, one set of drawings and one team from the first cut to the finished part.
- Cutting and bending planned together, so the blank and the bends match
- Machined parts made to fit your fabricated assembly
- Scope, price and timing agreed before work starts
Inside our workshop
Real photos from our Kundrathur shop floor: the machines, the team and the work.
How it works
Four simple steps from your idea to finished parts.
Send your drawing
Or a sketch, a sample or a photo, with the material and quantity.
Agree the job
Dimensions, process, price and timing are confirmed before work starts.
We make it
Cut, bent, machined and assembled in our Kundrathur workshop.
Collect your parts
Checked against your drawing and ready to collect, or we talk about delivery.
Fabrication, welded and finished
For jobs that go beyond a single part, we take your drawing from cut sheet to a welded, assembled piece.
See engineering worksVisit the workshop
Call ahead so the right person is there to meet you and look at your drawing.
Have a drawing ready?
Send it on WhatsApp with the material and quantity. A photo of a hand sketch works too.
