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Sheet-metal and stamping

All manufactured products can be given the desired surface treatment afterwards.

Sheet-metal and stamping

Sheet-metal and stamping covers a wide range of different processes. Bending, punching, rolling, spot welding, cutting, stamping, you name it. Our machines allow us to deliver a fully finished product in the most economical and cost-effective way.
All manufactured products can be given the desired surface treatment afterwards.

Advantages of sheet metal and stamping

Processes are relatively simple and cost-effective
Processes suitable for mass production
Quick production method

Applications sheet metal and stamping

Machine building and construction are typical industries where sheet metal and stamping work are widely used. However, this production technique is also common in the shipbuilding and consumer industries.

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All manufactured products can be given the desired surface treatment afterwards.

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