Tube and profile laser cutting

It is laser cutting applied to tubular material: cuts to length, end profiles, holes, slots and joints made directly on the tube or profile, in the exact position shown on the drawing and with no manual marking out beforehand.

In a single cutting operation:

• Cutting to length
• End profiles for joints
• Fixing holes and slots
• Joints that locate the assembly before welding

The tube comes off the laser ready for assembly, with no marking out or drilling afterwards.

Round, square and rectangular tube, and special profiles. Each machine has its own limits for section, wall thickness and length, so send us the drawing and we will confirm feasibility with the quote.

When a structure is built from hand-cut tubes, every joint has to be measured, marked out and adjusted. With laser cutting the parts arrive ready to fit together.

• Less assembly time
• Better repeatability between identical assemblies
• Holes and cut-outs in the exact position on the drawing

They are cut-outs designed so that one part slots into another in the right position, like a tab-and-slot joint. They locate the assembly before welding, so the final geometry depends less on manual fitting.

Yes. Holes, slots and cut-outs are made in the same cutting operation, in the exact position on the drawing.

Yes. Tube cutting often carries on into industrial welding, robotic welding or assembly within the same plant, so you can receive the finished assembly instead of loose parts.

Industrial welding of assemblies

Yes. We work on one-off parts, prototypes and production runs. Because the cut is programmed from the drawing, repeating the same part in a later order is straightforward.

Yes. We make replacement tubular parts from the sample or the drawing. If you have no documentation, tell us what the part does and where it fits.

Yes, that is common. Many structures combine tube and sheet cut in the same workshop, which makes it easier for every part to fit at assembly.

Sheet metal laser cutting

Yes. We roll and bend tube and profile in the same plant. Feasibility depends on the diameter, the wall thickness and the radius, and we assess it case by case from the drawing.

Rolling and curving

No. With DXF, DWG or STEP we work directly on the geometry in your file: the part does not need redrawing and the quote comes back sooner. We work mainly with SolidWorks and AutoCAD, among other CAD and CAM tools.

Yes. Drawings are used only to prepare the technical assessment and are not shared with third parties. If you need a signed confidentiality agreement, you can send it to us.

Send us a dimensioned sketch or tell us what you need. Our engineering office reviews it, asks whatever it needs to and, if necessary, helps you define the part: advice is part of the service, for metalworkers and small workshops too.

Engineering office

• Enquiry: you send the drawing, material, thickness, quantity and deadline
• Review by our engineering office and manufacturing plan
• Quote and confirmation, with alternatives where there are any
• Manufacturing within the same plant
• Inspection, packing and delivery

It depends on the part, the quantity and the other processes involved. In the quote request you can choose a 24/48 h urgent service (with a surcharge), about one week, a flexible deadline or a specific date, and we confirm it with the quote.

For many routine orders, no. We keep sheet and tube in permanent stock, so manufacturing can start without waiting for material.

Yes, with our own fleet. We prepare the load and deliver the parts palletised and protected to the agreed point. We usually serve the provinces of Tarragona and Barcelona, and look at other destinations case by case.

Transport and delivery

We manufacture for industrial companies in very different sectors. Some of the most common:

• Automotive
• Food industry (stainless steel)
• Agricultural machinery
• Construction
• Structural steelwork
• Energy
• Street furniture

Tube structures, frames and assemblies are common in construction, structural steelwork, agricultural machinery and street furniture. If your sector is not listed, tell us about the part and we will confirm whether we can make it.

We are a family company founded in 1958, with more than 65 years in industrial subcontracting of metal parts.

• Every process under one roof: cutting, forming, machining, welding and finishing
• Our own engineering office, which reviews the drawing before manufacturing
• Direct contact with the people who make the part
• One order and one point of contact, right through to delivery

We accept PDF, DXF, DWG, STEP/STP, STL, IGS/IGES and also PNG or JPG images. If you do not have a final drawing yet, send us a dimensioned sketch and we will review it all the same.

We handle one-off parts and prototypes as well as small, medium and large batches and repeat production. You can specify this in the quote request.

We send the technical response as soon as possible once we have the drawing and the part details.

You can include them in the order. These finishes are carried out with specialist workshops we work with regularly, but we handle the coordination and the transport: you place a single order and receive the finished part.

Yes — that is the normal way we work. A part can go through laser cutting, bending, welding and finishing inside the same plant, under a single order and a single point of contact.