The first step in making a sheet metal part is to punch out any internal hole, shape, and extrusion, and cut the flat part off the plate. Precision at this stage is particularly important because it ensures the quality of the finished product. The core of the stamping / CNC division is four state-of-the-art machines and a 4,000-watt CO2 laser. EM2510 can stamp out shapes and create special shapes on 1/8 thick steel plates. In addition, 1/4 thickness steel can be cut with a 1500-watt laser or a steel laser up to 1/4 thickness with a 4000-watt laser. Almost all numerical control equipment can automatically load and unload their own materials, thus achieving high efficiency, no-operation, lights-out operation.

  If sheet metal parts need to be welded, PMF can not only meet this requirement, but also employ two spot welding stations and traditional welders with MIG and TIG welding experience. In addition, in order to reduce the cost of welding a large number of orders, the use of robotic welders can be precisely welded for a long time to run.