
On Demand Sheet Metal Fabrication
Norck's advanced technical and technological capabilities make it one of the most on-demand sheet metal fabrication companies across the world.
Norck provides extremely reliable, top quality, and fast sheet metal fabrication services such as sheet metal cutting, stamping, bending, blanking/punching, deep drawing, shearing, edge bending, and squeezing for industries including aerospace, defense, robotics, industrial, automotive and many others. Our team of highly qualified engineers and cutting-edge facilities will provide you with quality products with the quickest turnaround time at a competitive price. Whether you have high volume production projects or rapid protototyping needs, Norck can manage it with the results better than expectations.
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Sheet metal squeezing is a process that is used to reduce the thickness of a sheet of metal by applying a compressive force to it. Squeezing sheet metal using cylinders is a process similar to traditional sheet metal squeezing, but it utilizes cylinders instead of a punch and a die to apply the compressive force. The process of squeezing can be performed on various materials, such as steel, aluminum, and brass.
Sheet metal components are used in the following:
• Construction: Bending components for construction projects such as roofing and siding
• Automotive: Bending sheet metal for use in body parts such as doors, hoods, and fenders
• Aerospace: Bending sheet metal for use in the manufacturing of fuselage, doors, and fenders
• Advertising: Bending sheet metal for signage and advertising, including signs and billboards
• Food processing: Bending sheet metal for beverages, kitchen equipment
• Transportation: Bending sheet metal parts for cars, trains, buses, and aircraft
• Art: Bending sheet metal for use in building cladding
Squeezing sheet metal using cylinders is typically done using specialized equipment, such as a press brake or a machine with cylinders. The process can be divided into several steps, depending on the part's complexity.
• Sheet metal cutting: The first step is to cut the sheet metal to the correct size and shape. It can be done using shearing, sawing, or laser cutting methods.
• Loading: The sheet metal is then loaded into the machine, which holds the metal in place while the squeezing process takes place
• Squeezing: Then, the workpiece is placed between the two cylinders, and then the cylinders are moved towards other to apply a compressive force to the metal. The cylinders are typically designed to create a specific shape or feature on the part.
• Unloading: After squeezing, the part might require different operations, such as painting or anodizing.
Norck's advanced technical and technological capabilities make it one of the most on-demand sheet metal fabrication companies across the world.
Norck provides precision CNC cutting services such as laser cutting, plasma cutting, and waterjet cutting.
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Thousands of companies around the world rely on Norck's vast capacity and its extremely qualified capabilities to get their sheet metals fabricated.
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