Balaji Engineering Works

1. Laser Cutting

• Precise cutting of metal sheets using a laser beam.
• Suitable for intricate shapes and designs.

2. Punching

• Creating holes or shapes in sheet metal by applying a punch press.
• Common for mass production of parts.

3. Bending

• Using press brakes to bend metal sheets into specific angles.
• Ideal for creating parts with precise angular shapes.

4. Stamping

• High-speed manufacturing of parts from metal sheets.
• Used for creating parts like automotive body panels, appliances, etc.

5. Deep Drawing

• Process of forming a flat sheet into a 3D shape by stretching it over a die.
• Typically used for making products like cans, pots, and metal containers.

6. Roll Forming

• Continuous bending operation that shapes metal into specific profiles.
• Often used for producing long metal components like pipes, rails, or roofing sheets.

7. Spinning

• Rotational process used to form circular parts from metal sheets, such as bowls or domes.
• Can create parts with a uniform thickness.

8. Welding

• Joining of metal parts using heat, pressure, or both.
• Common in sheet metal fabrication to join sections together.

9. Assembly

• Combining parts made through various forming methods into a finished product.
• Can involve welding, riveting, or other techniques.

10. Finishing

• Post-processing treatments such as powder coating, painting, anodizing, or polishing to improve appearance and durability.

11. Prototyping

• Rapid development of prototype parts using sheet metal forming techniques.
• Useful for testing designs and verifying functionality before mass production.