Punching

Sheet metal punching is a manufacturing process that involves creating holes, shapes or patterns in sheet metal by applying a high-pressure force through a punching system and dies. This technique is widely used in industries such as manufacturing, construction and automotive to produce accurate and consistent cutouts in materials such as steel, aluminium and copper.

The process ensures accuracy and repeatability, making it ideal for high-speed production and minimising material waste. It is commonly used for applications such as ventilation holes, decorative patterns and structural components. Sheet metal punching allows for customisable designs, adapting various shapes and sizes to meet specific requirements. It is also compatible with different types of metal, from thin to thick sheets, making it a versatile and essential method in metal fabrication.