Mig as well as tig and laser welding are essential processes in sheet metal cold moulding. Once laser cut and bent, many components are welded together to create complex parts, ready to be introduced on the market. If, on the one hand, welding is thus essential, on the other, it is a very delicate and dangerous process that can cause work accidents. Here are the solutions adopted by Minifaber to provide accurate but above all safe welding!

Thanks to its experience and technical expertise, Minifaber is capable of producing custom metal molds either from scratch or using an existing design.

To optimise sheet metal stamping processes, Minifaber offers options of coupled working that reduce production times, cuts down on costs, and better monitors the work phases. Let's take a look at it.

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In addition to offering cold working of sheet metal for third parties, Minifaber also has an in-house technical department that follows its own clients through the delicate design phase, together evaluating the most suitable materials, the best moulds, and the ideal production products, working deadlines, and, of course, costs, to optimise all work phases. This results in a remarkable economy of resources, all the while maintaining the high quality of manufactured products. This is why the co-design offered by Minifaber is a unique service:

Minifaber, thanks to its state-of-the-art machinery, laser cuts and bends iron, stainless steel, aluminum and copper sheets, to obtain precise results and impeccable finishes.

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Sheet metal cutting is a cold mechanical process, particularly suitable for large production quantities. Used to obtain both semi-finished and finished products, blanking depends on the combined action of a die and a punch that penetrates the sheet: this is how it happens in Minifaber and the services we offer.

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