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CNC AND LASER CUTTING

CNC machining shapes three-dimensional features, while laser cutting produces sheet and plate profiles. We review your drawing to choose the process.

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CNC and Laser Cutting equipment

The process, simply explained

CNC and Laser Cutting

CNC and Laser Cutting equipment

Process

How it works

CNC machining and laser profile cutting serve different part features. Mounts, blocks and recessed features require machining; sheet and plate outlines use profile cutting. Your drawing defines the required operations and finishing.

Equipment illustration. Final process and production setup are reviewed for your project.

Why use this technology?

  • Clean edges

    Laser precision leaves minimal burr and clean finishes.

  • Accurate fit

    CNC accuracy for parts that need to fit perfectly.

  • Choice of thickness

    We cut thin sheet metal to thicker plate materials.

  • Fast turnaround

    Quick turnaround from file to finished parts.

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Explore the details

Parts & materials

Select a part or material for a short explanation.

Parts

Flanged pivot mounts

Parts

Flanged pivot mounts

A flanged mount illustrates a CNC machining application. Its three-dimensional features require operations beyond flatbed profile cutting.

Example from the existing BBZOUBI catalogue. Final design and specification are confirmed for your project.
Clamping blocks

Parts

Clamping blocks

A clamping block illustrates a CNC machining application, with bores and locating surfaces beyond a flat cut profile.

Example from the existing BBZOUBI catalogue. Final design and specification are confirmed for your project.
Clamp brackets

Parts

Clamp brackets

A clamp bracket illustrates a CNC machining application for locating a round component within an assembly.

Example from the existing BBZOUBI catalogue. Final design and specification are confirmed for your project.

Materials

4 options · Select for details
Mild Steel illustrative example

Materials

Mild Steel

A commonly used low-carbon steel for fabricated components. Grade, thickness and finish are confirmed with your drawing.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Stainless Steel illustrative example

Materials

Stainless Steel

A family of steels selected for their surface properties and resistance to corrosion. The exact grade and service conditions need to be specified.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Aluminum illustrative example

Materials

Aluminum

A lightweight metal used for parts, panels and profiles. Alloy, thickness and the intended finish are part of the project review.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Brass illustrative example

Materials

Brass

A copper-based alloy used for machined and decorative components. Share the grade, drawing and finish required for your part.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.

Let’s discuss your parts.

Send a drawing, material, quantity and delivery destination for review.

Frequently asked questions
What do you need to quote cnc and laser cutting?

Share the part drawing or reference, material and grade, quantity, finish and delivery destination. We review suitability and confirm the quotation before work begins.

Are the examples fixed products or made to order?

The images and catalogue examples help explain our capabilities. Final geometry, material and production requirements are confirmed for your project.

How are timing and delivery confirmed?

Lead time, destination and shipping arrangements are agreed with your quotation. Contact us with your requirements for a project-specific answer.