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Metal Bernard and Normandin inc. offer the two most common types of cutting used in the industry.
Metal Bernard and Normandin inc. offer the two most common types of cutting used in the industry. Whether for C02 and fiber optic laser cutting and HD plasma, we are equipped to cut all types of metals, ranging from extremely thin (0.02 inch) sheets to thick plates (2 inches).
Our teams take always evaluate countless parameters such as the material characteristics, level of finish, and the required precision. They will work with you to choose the best method for your project.
Laser Cutting
Equipped with 13 CO2 and fiber optic lasers, we offer among the greatest capacity on the market. For impeccable precision and finishing, laser is the usual method, especially for more complex parts.
Capacity
Metal Thickness / Material Thickness:
- Steel: 0.02 inch to 1 inch (0.5 mm x 25.4 mm)
- Stainless steel: 0.02 inch x 1 inch (0.5 mm x 25.4 mm)
- Aluminum: 0.02 inch x 1 inch (0.5 mm x 25.4 mm)
- The maximum dimension of our cutting tables is 8 feet x 26 feet (2.4 m x 7.9 m).
Benefits
- Unrivaled quality and efficiency for production with thin sheets;
- High manufacturing flexibility combined with an almost unlimited variety of materials and shapes;
- High precision of sides and distortion to the very low heat of the machined part;
- Optional engraving for identification;
HD Plasma Cutting
Our HD plasma cutting-table enables us to cut parts up to 2¾ inches thick. Fast and reliable, plasma cutting offers an impressive finish at a lower cost, making it an excellent alternative to laser cutting.
Capacity
Metal Thickness / Material Thickness:
- Steel: ≤ 2 inches (51 mm)
- Stainless steel: ≤ 2 ¾ inch (70 mm)
- Aluminum: ≤ 1 ¾ inch (44.5 mm)
The maximum dimension of our cutting tables is 12 feet x 56 feet (3.7 m x 17 m).
Benefits
- Optional angle cutting;
- High cutting speed from thin to moderately thin pieces;
- Rapid execution and quality of cutting with minimal retouching (without burrs) at lower cost.