Minimum features
Treat D >= t as a starting point, then confirm small holes and narrow slots against the required edge quality.
Precision laser cutting for sheet metal with exceptional accuracy, clean edges, and fast turnaround times.
Our state-of-the-art laser cutting systems deliver unparalleled precision and speed for a wide range of sheet metal materials. With fiber laser technology, we can cut complex shapes with tight tolerances and minimal material waste.
Whether you need prototypes, small batches, or high-volume production, our laser cutting services provide consistent quality and fast turnaround times to meet your project deadlines.
Drawing-specific tolerances reviewed by material, thickness and feature
Minimal burrs and smooth edges for ready-to-use parts
High-speed cutting for quick production runs
Cut a wide range of metals including steel, aluminum, stainless steel, and more
Our laser cutting systems are equipped to handle a wide range of materials and thicknesses with exceptional precision.
Our streamlined laser cutting process ensures precision results and fast turnaround times for every project.
Our team reviews your CAD files and prepares them for optimal laser cutting.
We select the appropriate material based on your specifications and project requirements.
Our state-of-the-art laser cutting machines precisely cut your parts with exceptional accuracy.
Each part undergoes rigorous inspection to ensure it meets your specifications and quality standards.
Tight tolerances and consistent results for every part
High-speed cutting for quick production and delivery
Automated nesting to minimize waste and reduce costs
Ability to cut complex shapes and intricate designs
Laser-cut part DFM
Laser cutting can create fine geometry, but the useful minimum depends on thickness, alloy, assist gas, edge-quality class and downstream forming.
View the complete sheet metal DFM guideTreat D >= t as a starting point, then confirm small holes and narrow slots against the required edge quality.
Leave enough material between nearby cuts to avoid fragile webs, local heat distortion and handling damage.
Simpler outlines and consistent spacing can improve sheet utilization without compromising part function.
Get answers to common questions about our laser cutting services.
Fabex provides laser cutting, CNC bending, TIG, MIG and spot welding, powder coating, assembly, and drawing-specific finishing. The accepted route and project size are confirmed from the material, geometry, quantity, quality requirements, finishing, handling, and freight plan.
Manufacturing lead time is quoted after we review the released scope, material availability, quantity, tooling, finishing, inspection, and approval requirements. The quotation defines when manufacturing lead time starts. Estimated freight transit is stated separately.
Fabex does not use one pieces-per-month figure because different sheet metal parts consume very different amounts of factory capacity. Small, simple parts may support production in the millions, while large parts requiring extensive welding, careful polishing, coating, inspection, or assembly take substantially more time per piece.
Capacity and manufacturing lead time are confirmed from part size and weight, material, operation count, tooling and setup, welding and finishing labor, coating batch constraints, inspection, assembly, order quantity, delivery cadence, forecast, and the current production mix. Send those requirements with your drawings; Fabex will propose the process route, batch plan, and manufacturing lead time for the specific workload.
We accept STEP, IGES, DXF, DWG, PDF, and native CAD formats. STEP files are preferred for 3D data, while DXF works well for 2D flat patterns. Upload what you have — our engineers can work with most formats.
To provide an accurate quote, we need a drawing or CAD file with material specification, quantities, surface finish requirements, and tolerance callouts. The more detail you provide, the more precise your quote will be.
Yes, we can reverse-engineer a part from your physical sample. Our team will measure and create CAD data that matches your original part within tight tolerances.
Common materials include cold-rolled steel, stainless steel such as 304 and 316, aluminium such as 5052 and 6061, copper, brass, and galvanized steel. Other drawing-specified grades are reviewed for availability and process suitability.
Cut, formed, machined, and assembly tolerances are confirmed by feature and process during drawing review. The quotation identifies critical dimensions, coating allowances, and the agreed inspection method rather than applying one tolerance to every operation.
Fabex has in-house automated powder coating for light parts and a wet-paint shop for large or heavy fabrications. Specialist processes such as anodizing, galvanizing, passivation, plating, and related treatments are coordinated to the approved specification. Provide the substrate, colour or reference sample, gloss or texture, film build, masking, cosmetic surfaces, and corrosion requirement.
Contact us today to discuss your laser cutting project and get a free quote from our team of experts.