How to Request a Fabrication Quote
What we need for a fast, accurate metal fabrication quote: drawings, material, quantity, tolerances and finish. Practical checklist.
Read the article →Technical guides, tips and insights into metal fabrication, CNC plasma cutting and subcontract manufacturing.
What we need for a fast, accurate metal fabrication quote: drawings, material, quantity, tolerances and finish. Practical checklist.
Read the article →Real tolerances of HD CNC plasma cutting: from ±0.1 mm to ±1 mm.
Complete comparison of CNC plasma, fibre laser and waterjet cutting.
Reduce scrap by 20-30% with optimised nesting.
Practical guide to choosing stainless steel: composition, corrosion resistance, costs.
What weathering (corten) steel is, how the patina forms, where to use it and how to fabricate it. Comparison with painted steel and stainless.
Aluminium vs steel in fabrication: weight, strength, corrosion, weldability and cost compared. When to pick one or the other.
Minimum radius and springback in sheet metal bending.
Complete guide to structural welding: EN 1090, welder qualifications ISO 9606, WPS/PQR and NDT.
Comparison of powder coating and liquid painting for metals.
Differences between hot-dip and electro galvanizing: thickness, lifespan, cost, effects on holes and threads. A practical guide.
Guide to material certificates 2.1, 2.2, 3.1, 3.2.
How to reproduce an unavailable part from sample or photo.
Custom steel stairs, railings and parapets: standards, materials, finishes and the process from survey to installation.
Free tool to calculate the weight of sheets, round bars, tubes, square and angle profiles in real time.
Send us the DXF file, the PDF or even just a dimensioned photo. We reply with a technical assessment and a quotation.
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