Sheet metal fabrication for OEMs and contractors
Laser cutting and sheet metal fabrication
Get parts cut, bent, welded and finished to your drawing, from a single prototype to a production run.
- People on the shop floor
- 20–25
- MS, SS, aluminium, copper
- Multiple metals
- One part is welcome
- No minimum
What can be made
Every process runs under one roof. View infrastructure
Laser cutting
Brackets, flanges, panels and production runs cut from your DXF.
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Sheet metal bending
Panels, channels and enclosures formed on a hydraulic press brake.
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Welding
Spot, argon, arc and CO2 welding for frames and assemblies.
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Turning and drilling
Shafts, bushes and drilled parts on a conventional lathe and pillar drill.
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Custom fabrication
Equipment frames, skids, enclosures and housings, built complete.
View processNot sure which process fits?
Upload the drawing and the right process is suggested.
Upload a drawingRecent project
Housings built from drawing review to field-ready units.
Case study
Avior Aqua equipment housings
Housings and structures for Avior Aqua's NanoZone and NanoOxy units, combining laser cutting, bending and welding in one build.
- Client
- Avior Aqua
How an order runs
From a drawing to finished parts, with one point of contact throughout.
Upload the drawing
DXF, STEP, PDF, a dimensioned sketch or a clear photo.
Technical review
Material, quantity and finish are checked against the machines.
Manufacture
Cutting, bending, welding and machining under one roof.
Finishing
Buffing in house. Powder coating and painting through partners.
Delivery
Anywhere in India, at actual logistics cost.
Industries served
From OEM production supply to one-off site parts. All industries
OEMs and machinery builders
Frames, guards, brackets and cabinet panels, from prototypes to repeat supply.
Related processConstruction and institutional projects
Base plates, gussets and fabricated supports for buildings and sites.
Related processFacilities and maintenance
One-off repair parts, from a turned bush to a welded guard.
Related processLocation
Direct highway access
The facility at Chinchoti sits on the Mumbai–Ahmedabad highway (NH 48), so finished parts reach Mumbai, Thane, Bhiwandi and Gujarat by direct road. Customers can also visit to review a part or a first article before a production run.
- Facility
- Gala No. G9, Nadeem Industrial Estate, Chinchoti, Vasai East, Palghar, Maharashtra 401208
- Phone and WhatsApp
- +91 79777 79526
- Hours
- Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 8 pm
Guides
Practical help for preparing drawings and specifying parts. All guides
Preparing a DXF for laser cutting
A practical checklist for preparing a DXF file for laser cutting: scale, closed contours, duplicate lines, holes, text, bend lines and what to send with it.
Read the guideChoosing a material for laser cutting
How to choose between mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium and copper for laser-cut parts: where each works best, how edges and finishes differ, and cost.
Read the guideBend radius and flange length
Press brake design rules: inside bend radius, minimum flange length, holes near bends, bend relief and springback, with a worked 3 mm mild steel example.
Read the guideWhat drives laser cutting cost?
What decides the price of a laser-cut part: material, thickness, cut length, pierces, nesting, quantity and secondary operations, and how to cut the cost.
Read the guideCommon questions
Which files are accepted?
DXF, DWG, STEP, IGES or PDF drawings, dimensioned sketches or clear photos. Files can be uploaded on the contact page, or sent on WhatsApp or by email.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
No. Single pieces and one-off jobs are accepted alongside bulk and repeat orders.
Which materials are worked?
Mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium and copper, across cutting, bending, welding and fabrication.
What size of sheet can be laser cut?
The fiber laser bed takes sheets up to 1500 × 3000 mm. Larger parts can be cut in sections and welded.