Real Metal Fabrication Projects — Delivered Machine References

In most sheet metal fabrication shops, one machine type handles related part families. A fiber laser cutter handles blanks, contours and holes; a press brake handles bends and forms. Many of our case studies show how manufacturers use the same machine for multiple part types within an industry — a press brake configured for cabinet doors also handles side panels and mounting plates.

Start by matching your industry and product type. Use the filters on this page to narrow by process (laser cutting, press brake), material and thickness range. Even if there is no exact match, a similar project in solar, electrical cabinets, agricultural machinery or construction metal parts provides a useful reference point for machine selection.

Yes. Material grade and thickness are key inputs for machine configuration. For laser cutting, they determine required power. For press brakes, they affect tonnage and tooling choices. Share your material specifications and thickness range, and we will recommend configurations that match your production requirements.

Yes. Machine configurations are built around your specifications — bed length, tonnage, laser power, automation level and tooling options are all matched to your part size, thickness and throughput targets. We build to your requirements, not a default catalogue spec.

After receiving your requirements, we typically respond with a configuration proposal within 24–48 hours. Lead times vary by machine type and configuration complexity, ranging from 4–12 weeks for standard configurations to 12–20 weeks for fully customized builds. We provide clear timelines during the proposal stage.