Sheet, Plate, and Tube
Tube Cutting and Bending
Create cut, notched, bent, welded, and finished tube components for frames, guards, structures, fluid routing, and equipment.
- Cutting
- Laser tube cutting, sawing, coping, drilling, and notching
- Forming
- Rotary draw bending and project-specific forming
- Completion
- Welding, machining, finishing, inspection, and assembly
Applications
Fabricated tube parts and structures
Frames and Bases
Equipment stands, carts, guards, racks, supports, and structural assemblies.
Cut Tube Components
Slots, holes, end forms, copes, tabs, and interlocking joints.
Bent Tubes
Handles, rails, frames, routing tubes, supports, and formed structures.
Finished Weldments
Combine tube, sheet, machined parts, hardware, coating, and inspection.
Processes
Tube fabrication route
Cut and Feature
Laser cut or saw to length, then add holes, slots, copes, and end details.
Bend and Form
Control bend radius, centerline, rotation, straight lengths, and springback.
Weld and Machine
Fixture assemblies, join components, and finish critical interfaces.
Finish and Inspect
Coat, mark, verify datums and geometry, then package for delivery.
Materials and Profiles
Common tube stock
Design Guidance
Control bend feasibility and final assembly geometry
Define the Centerline
Use bend centerline radius, angle, direction, and rotation between bends.
Leave Straight Length
Bending tools need grip and support distance around each bend.
Protect Nearby Features
Holes and slots near bends can distort; place or cut them in the correct process sequence.
Identify Assembly Datums
Call out mounting planes, hole patterns, overall envelope, and allowable weld distortion.
FAQ
Tube fabrication questions
Can tube be cut and bent in the same project?
Yes. Operation order is planned around cut features, bend tooling, deformation, orientation, and inspection.
Can you produce welded frames?
Yes. Provide assembly geometry, weld callouts, datum requirements, finish, and acceptable distortion.
What tube information is required?
State profile shape, outside dimensions, wall thickness, alloy, temper, seam restrictions, and any stock specification.
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