Bespoke Sheet Cutting for Your Metal Needs
Sheet cutting is the precision process of converting flat sheet stock into customized sizes or shapes using techniques such as plasma cutting and laser cutting. Employing state-of-the-art facilities, including high-powered CNC lasers and other advanced tools, sheet cutting is a widely utilized method for tasks like blank preparation, prototyping, and sheet metal fabrication.
TZR’s sheet cutting service utilizes lasers and waterjet capabilities to cut a variety of materials, including aluminum, brass, copper, and more. The TZR manufacturing marketplace provides a comprehensive solution for any project, offering instant quoting and a diverse selection of surface finishing options.
Benefits
- Precision Cutting
- Efficient Blank Preparation
- Intricate Designs
- Minimized Material Waste
- Complex Component Production
- Enhanced Efficiency
- Broad Material Compatibility
Sheet Cutting Techniques
Laser Cutting
We utilize laser cutting for challenging metal sheet projects, making it ideal for applications where fine details are crucial.
- Precision
- Thin and flat sheet materials
- Small and medium batches
Shearing
TZR recommends shearing for fast, budget-friendly straight cuts. It’s great for projects needing simplicity and speed.
- Cost-effective
- Thin and flat sheet materials
- High-volume batch
Plasma Cutting
Pick plasma cutting for quick, cost-effective straight cuts. Ideal for projects where simplicity and efficiency are key.
- Versatility
- Thicker materials
- High-volume batch
Our Sheet Cutting Tolerances
Feature
Description
Blank Size
Laser cutting and waterjet cutting capabilities can extend up to 10’ x 20’, although sheet stock sizes are typically limited to 48” x 96” (4’ x 8’) or smaller.
Standard Lead Time
7-20 days
Sheet Thickness
0.020″ up to beyond 1.00″ depending on materials
Materials for Sheet Cutting
At TZR, we specialize in sheet cutting with various materials to fit your project perfectly. Our experts help you choose the right materials cut to the proper size. TZR ensures you have the materials ready at all times for different projects.
We offer different sheet-cutting methods for various materials. Let us know what you need, and our TZR engineers will guide you to the best choice.
Materials
- Cold Rolled Steel
- Hot Rolled Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Aluminum Alloy
- Copper Alloy
Tolerance
- ±0.005″
- ±0.01″
- ±0.005″ to ±0.02″
- ±0.005″ to ±0.03″
- ±0.005″ to ±0.02″
Surface Finishing for Sheet Cutting
TZR’s sheet-cutting process ensures neat, sharp edges for your projects. Additionally, we offer various finishing options to enhance your products based on your material and project requirements.
Surface Finishing
Choose deburring for parts requiring smooth edges, safety, and aesthetic considerations by removing sharp edges and burrs.
Enhance the aesthetic appeal to create a glossy and reflective surface.
Opt for coating or plating for corrosion resistance, durability, or enhanced appearance by adding protective or decorative coatings.
Particularly beneficial for aluminum components, for both protection and color options by forming a corrosion-resistant oxide layer on aluminum.
Select heat treating when it is essential to enhance material properties for the application by modifying them to achieve improved hardness or strength.
Sheet Cutting Services
Our Range of Sheet Cutting-Crafted Products
FAQs
Our industrial sheet metal fabrication services provide parts made directly from the customer’s 3D CAD model, reducing the likelihood of errors. Proprietary software automates toolpath generation to decrease manufacturing times and reduce costs.
An NDA is not necessary to do business with TZR sheetmetal. When uploading your CAD model to our site, we employ state-of-the-art encryption and anything you upload is protected by confidentiality obligations. For more information, please contact our sales department.
We serve a variety of industries including medical device, automotive, lighting, aerospace, technology, consumer product, and electronics.
We currently have 4 sets laser machine 10 sets bending machine 10 sets drilling machine 2 sets robot bending machine and professional powder coating line With our long history of growth, this number is always changing.
To get a quote for all of our services, simply upload a 3D CAD model on our site. You’ll get an interactive quote within hours with free design feedback. If there are problem areas in the submitted design, our quoting engine provides detailed information on the potential manufacturing issues and suggests possible solutions.
You can get a quotation with 24 hours.
We can accept native SolidWorks (.sldprt) or ProE (.prt) files as well as solid 3D CAD models from other CAD systems output in IGES (.igs), STEP (.stp), ACIS (.sat) or Parasolid (.x_t or .x_b) format. We can also accept .stl files. Two-dimensional (2D) drawings are not accepted.
Yes, we can offer the design service.If you need assistant creating of your idea. Please send email to us and our sales and designers will contact you
Within 2 hours.
Enhanced finishing options and secondary processes are available for sheet metal processes.
We offer FAIs report to you by email.
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