The Production Line

Precision and cleanliness make industrial laser cutting a popular technique across many of industries, including medical, electrical, structural, automotive, and shop-fitting, as well as speciality sectors like signage, decorative, and water features.

Being specialists, we serve an extremely diverse customer base, and we believe that flexibility is critical to delivering excellent service.

To find out more about the laser-cut components we produce, go to our cutting page.

We don't just cut items that are going to be "industrial" in their use. Using either our 6 kW, 4 kW or 12 kw Fibre Laser Cutting systems, we often laser cut pieces that our customers turn into everyday objects, such as this condiment basket used in a well-known chicken fast food restaurant chain.

These flat mild steel sheets have been laser cut for an innovative street furniture project. They will undergo bending, welding and dressing.

Each leg is made in two pieces. We bend the steel into a box-like profile, creating an effective and robust leg. We also manufacture the steel platforms which bolt on top of the legs and form a base ready for the custom-made timber slats.

Pictured is a recently manufactured steel platform that has been laser cut, rolled and assembled, prior to welding for a street furniture design company.

Bespoke iroko hardwood bench slats will fit on top of the platforms creating a high-end aesthetic. This steel and timber street bench has been manufactured as part of a town centre regeneration project. Our customer offers bespoke designs so our flexibility has proven to be key to the relationship.

We have a Wheelabrator Smart Line Rotary Table Shot Blaster. Here you can see the fantastic job it does of cleaning and descaling metal, removing corrosion, rust and making parts look brand new.

It's used in preparation for surface treatment and powder coating. We use high-quality steel shot to ensure an excellent quality finish - to which our powder coating bonds seamlessly.

Litter bins are part of our portfolio. This shot details 2mm Zintec parts that will be fabricated into a litter bin.

The bin door shown, has been bent, assembled and welded, it will be primed ahead of powder coating. The finished units are usually sited on the high street and parks.