Materials · Al Orfali
Stainless steel cutting & forming
Stainless steel fabrication for covers, panels and industrial details. Explore compatible cutting and forming processes and prepare your drawing.
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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.
A stainless steel part often has a visible surface as well as a functional shape. Include its grade, finish requirements and which face is visible, alongside dimensions and thickness. The process is selected after reviewing the complete drawing.
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State the required stainless grade where specified.
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Identify the visible face and surface requirements.
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Dimension cuts, openings, bends and fixing points.
The processes behind the part.
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Your pattern. In metal.
Every connection starts with a cut.
Stone, shaped by your idea.
A clear outline. A useful part.
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.
Should I specify the stainless steel finish?
Yes. Include surface and visible-edge requirements in the enquiry so they can be reviewed with the material and process.
See what takes shape.
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Find your next step.
Let’s start with your part.
Your drawing, dimensions, material and quantity. Bring the details together in one clear brief.