Flat sheet metal blanks laser-cut to net shape, then CNC-bent and stamped in sequence. Combining three processes in one workflow reduces handling time and cost.
| Product Name | Laser cutting bended stamping plates |
| Materials | Aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel, steel, iron, alloy, zinc etc. |
| Surface Treatment | Anodizing,Brushing,Galvanized,laser engraving, Silk printing,polishing,Powder coating,etc |
| Tolerance | +/-0.01mm, 100% QC quality inspection before delivery, can provide quality inspection form |
| Testing equipment | CMM;Tool microscope;multi-joint arm;Automatic height gauge;Manual height gauge;Dial gauge;Marble platform;Roughness measurement |
| Processing | Cutting, Bending, Assembling, Welding, Shearing, Stamping, Deep drwaing, etc. |
| Inspection | 100% QC, can provide inspection every batch |
| Drawing | 3D Drawing: .step / .stp, 2D Drawing: .dxf/ .dwg / .pdf |
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Packing and Delivery
| Selling Units | 20 pcs | Single product size | 200x100x8 mm |
| Single gross weight | 3.20 kg | Single package size | 110x80x100 cm |
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FAQ
Q1: What materials can you laser-cut?
We process carbon steel (up to 25mm), stainless steel (up to 20mm), aluminum (up to 15mm), brass, and copper. Material certificates available on request.
Q2: What is your typical cutting tolerance?
Laser cutting tolerance is ±0.1mm for material thickness ≤10mm, and ±0.2mm for 10-25mm. CNC bending angle tolerance is ±0.5°.
Q3: Can you handle both prototyping and volume orders?
Yes. For prototypes, we typically deliver within 10-15 days. For volume production, lead time is 20-30 days depending on quantity and secondary processes.
Q4: What file formats do you accept?
We accept 2D drawings in .dxf / .dwg / .pdf and 3D models in .step / .stp / .igs. Our engineering team provides a free DFM review on every drawing before quoting.
Q5: Do you offer surface finishing after cutting and bending?
Yes — powder coating, zinc plating, anodizing (for aluminum), brushing, and silk-screen printing are all available in-house or through our audited finishing partners.
Q6: How do you ensure batch-to-batch consistency?
We use CNC-programmed nests for laser cutting and CNC back-gauges for bending. First-article inspection is performed on every batch, and a QC report is included with shipment.
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