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our processes

laser cutting of steel | Astromet | Leszno

laser cutting of steel (worktable of 3000 x 1500 mm)

We have capabilities to cut:

structural steel, up to 20 mm thick
stainless/acid resistant steel, up to 12 mm thick
aluminum, up to 10 mm thick

Laser cutting guarantees:

high quality and precision of cut – 0.1mm
100% repeatability of cut elements
smooth cut surface and edges
ability to cut very small element
cutting work pieces of very complex shapes

plasma cutting (worktable of: 3000 x 1500 mm)

We have capabilities to perform:

plasma cutting, up to 12 mm
oxygen cutting, up to 50 mm

sheet metal bending on press brake with pressure of 120 t

We have the capability to bend sheet metal on press brake:

maximum cut length – 3000 mm
bent element thickness from 0.5 mm to 8 mm

The primary benefits of press brake bending are:

100% repeatability of bent shapes
bending of complex shapes
low unitary cost in case of larger series

pipe bending on mandrel and three-roll bender

Bending on mandrel bender:

bending at constant and variable radiu
pipe diameter fi 20 and fi 25

pipe bending on mandrel and three-roll bender | Astromet

MIG/MAG welding

We weld with MAG/MIG method.

It is welding with consumable wire electrode in presence of inert shielding gas (argon, helium) or active shielding gas (carbon dioxide with argon).
In this method the electric arc forms between the welded material and the consumable electrode in the form of a wire.

Benefits:

very high welding efficiency
very good weld quality
low cost
capability to automate the procedure

TIG welding

We weld with TIG method.

It is welding with a non-consumable electrode in presence of inert shielding gases (argon, helium).
In this method the electric arc forms between the welded material and the tungsten electrode.
The method is used mostly to weld stainless steels, high alloy steels and aluminum.

Benefits: