Using G-code programming language and Striker metal sheets machining CAD software, we program the 3D drawings, once ready, for manufacturing.

Our hydraulic and mechanical cutting machine perfectly recreates the product parts and provides protection against cutting spatter. The machine tailor cuts metal sheets of multiple thickness in your desired shapes and sizes.

Ensuring superior working accuracy, our hydraulic punching machine punches different shapes: square, round, rectangular, oval or any custom shape upon request.

Even if stainless steel is not easy to mould, we can match it your exact needs. With its lengthening and strain hardening behaviour, it can be shaped in many ways to just about any requested form.

Deburring is a finishing technique used to remove all built-up tread resulting from stainless steel moulding.

Just like we can punch all types of shapes of any thickness and size, we can drill any holes to fit your needs. The drilled hole can then be used to insert a link unit to assemble two parts.

By means of a cutting tool called a tap, we form internal threads in a hole in which a screw or any other part with complementary coupled threads is meant to be inserted.

Countersinking is performed to remove stainless steel chips to enlarge the rim of a hole so that a given part can be perfectly inserted.

Since we mainly work with metal sheets, we need a high-end computer-assisted control hydraulic press. This machine offers several permanent bending angles for a-few-millimeter-thick sheet.

To get large-diameter tubes of different shapes, we use a technique called rolling. We roll metal sheets into round, oval, conical or polycylinder tubes, or even in open shapes.

To guarantee high-quality welds, we use multiple techniques that result in a precise, secure and quick part assembly, such as TIG or spot welding or even Nelson stud welding depending on the type of product as well as the intended application.

When parts need to be attached, we accurately and precisely assemble them to ensure perfect result.

Once assembled, the product needs to be packed with extreme care to make sure it remains intact and prevent damage during transportation.