Behind every metal part that is cut lies a series of stages: needs analysis, file preparation, material optimisation, cutting and, depending on the project, additional transformation and finishing operations.
Laser cutting is part of a broader expertise in metal processing. In our industrial metalworking workshop located in Vendée, we work with stainless steel, aluminium and steel to manufacture metal parts tailored to the needs of various industrial sectors.
But how exactly does a sheet of metal become a part ready for the next stages of production ? Step inside our workshop.
Prepare and optimise
sheet metal cutting
Laser cutting : when the file becomes a metal part
It is within our workshop that the project physically takes shape.
AMIAUD has a fibre laser cutting centre capable of processing various types of sheet metal.
The laser beam follows the programmed paths to produce the contours and geometries defined during preparation.
This technology can produce both simple shapes and more complex geometries with a level of precision suited to the requirements of industrial production.
However, machine performance alone is not enough. Knowledge of materials, work preparation and process control all contribute directly to the quality of the final result.
This combination of production resources and industrial expertise allows AMIAUD to integrate industrial cutting into a broader manufacturing process.
Stainless steel, aluminium, steel : each material has its own specific properties
After cutting, the part’s journey can continue
From cutting to finishing : multiple skills combined
From one-off parts to series production : tailored manufacturing
AMIAUD adapts to different production requirements, from prototypes to small and medium-sized production runs.
Laser cutting makes it possible to produce metal parts with a wide range of geometries while ensuring consistency and repeatability.
