Precise sheet metal, bending and cutting work in steel, stainless steel and aluminium.
We produce custom metal parts for private and business customers. From one-off parts to small series, based on drawings, sketches or examples.
Custom sheet metal and bending work is suitable when you need a precise metal part that must fit into an existing machine, frame, housing, installation or mounting position. Typical examples include cover plates, mounting plates, brackets, profiles, strips, protective covers, support plates and small batches of metal parts. We can work from a technical drawing, DXF or DWG file, sketch, sample part or clear photo.
We work with steel, stainless steel and aluminium. The right material depends on load, environment, appearance and finish. Stainless steel is often suitable for outdoor or humid environments, while steel is strong and efficient for many industrial and structural applications. Aluminium is useful when weight matters. Where needed, parts can be cut, bent, rolled, drilled, welded, ground or prepared for coating.
For a fast and accurate quotation, please send dimensions, quantities, material preference, thickness, application and any drawings or photos. For repeat parts or small series, it helps to define tolerances, visible sides and finishing requirements in advance. This prevents misunderstandings and makes it easier to advise on a practical and cost-effective solution.
Sheet metal parts are used in machine building, workshop equipment, protective covers, brackets, housings, drip trays, supports, consoles and custom parts for construction and industry. Private requests are also possible, for example for custom plates, edges, profiles, thresholds or parts that are not available as standard products.
Yes. A clear sketch with main dimensions is often enough for an initial assessment. For production, a more detailed drawing may sometimes be needed.
Yes. We make single parts as well as small batches. For repeat work, we can advise on efficient production and consistency.
DXF, DWG and PDF files are useful. A clear photo or sketch can also help with the first assessment.
