Laser Cutting
Fibre laser and CNC cutting in Jeddah - from approved DXF, nested for efficiency, first-article inspected to a millimetre-accurate tolerance with clean, burr-free edges.
Fibre laser and CNC cutting in Jeddah - from approved DXF, nested for efficiency, first-article inspected to a millimetre-accurate tolerance with clean, burr-free edges.
What it is
We cut SS304/316 sheet on a fibre laser and CNC from your approved DXF - nested for material efficiency and inspected against the drawing before forming begins.
Specifications
| Material | SS304 / SS316 sheet |
| Method | Fibre laser / CNC |
| Input | Approved DXF |
| Edge | Clean, burr-free |
| Tolerance | Millimetre-accurate, to drawing |
Where it is used
Cladding panels, signage, screens, perforated patterns and every flat component that feeds fabrication.
Quality control
First-article parts are measured against the drawing at the post-cutting hold point before anything advances.
Laser cutting — frequently asked questions
Which materials do you laser-cut?
Stainless steel, mild steel, aluminium and brass sheets, for screens, cladding panels, signage, light fixtures and parts of furniture and sculptures. Decorative patterns and functional parts are cut on the same machines.
What file formats do you need?
A DWG or DXF vector file is ideal. We also work from PDF drawings, Illustrator files or a clean sketch, which our drafting team converts into a cutting file for your approval.
Do laser-cut edges need finishing?
Yes, and it is included. Edges are deburred and, where the design calls for it, polished or brushed before coating, so the finished panel has no sharp or discoloured edges.
Can you cut, bend and finish the same panel in-house?
Yes. Cutting, V-grooving, bending, welding, polishing and PVD or powder finishing all happen in our Jeddah facility, which keeps tolerances consistent and avoids damage from moving parts between workshops.