Materials · Al Orfali
Copper cutting & metal forming
Copper fabrication using compatible cutting, punching, drilling, bending and rolling processes. Prepare the drawing and material requirements for review.
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A material with possibilities.
Your drawing comes first.
Include final dimensions, material, thickness and quantity. Identify the part’s use, fixing details and anything that still needs to be decided.
From the drawing to the part
Details that make
the difference.
Copper is included in several documented fabrication processes. A clear drawing should describe the part’s function as well as its shape. Material specification, thickness, opening sizes and surface requirements guide the review.
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Specify the copper material and intended use.
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Dimension openings, profiles and any formed sections.
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Include thickness, quantity and finish requirements.
The processes behind the part.
All processes ↗
Your pattern. In metal.
Every connection starts with a cut.
A pattern in every opening.
Each hole, in its place.
A made-to-size starting point.
A sheet takes your idea’s shape.
From a flat sheet to a cylinder.
Another face of metal.
Before you enquire
A few useful answers.
Is copper listed for every cutting process?
No. Materials are listed separately for each operation. Use the compatible process links on this page or send the part details for review.
Find your next step.
Let’s start with your part.
Your drawing, dimensions, material and quantity. Bring the details together in one clear brief.