Cutting

Waterjet cutting is suitable for most materials, particularly those sensitive to high temperatures, such as wear-resistant steel and plastic components. Our facility features one of Europe's largest waterjet cutting machines, measuring 21.6 x 3.4 meters.

Plasma cutting is a cost-effective method for cutting both thin and thick metals, especially useful for cutting curved or angled shapes.

​​​​​​​For extra fine cuts of high quality, we use fine-beam plasma. We cut items such as base plates, beam blanks, and cover and wear protection plates.

Gas cutting is a highly flexible method, ideal for cutting very thick steel plates with precision and speed. This method is particularly suitable for cutting thick materials that will be further processed.
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Laser cutting offers cost-effective, high-speed, and flexible processing for parts requiring tight tolerances and precision. The laser method maintains the material's original shape since it applies no pressure during processing. We use laser cutting for items such as structural components and shims. The laser cutting table measures 6190x2000 mm.