Bevelling, flattening, deburring and shot blasting
Cut parts finished so your welders can use them straight away.
A cut part is rarely ready to weld. In Drienovec the cutting line continues with the operations a welding shop would otherwise do by hand: flattening, bevelling, deburring, grinding, shot blasting and marking.
Two levelling machines and a straightening press bring cut parts back to flatness. Bevels are made by gas torch or on CNC bevelling machines (Pullmax and Trumpf). A deburring machine and manual grinding remove sharp edges and dross, and a shot blasting line removes mill scale before welding or painting.
Each operation is booked in our ERP, so every kit leaves with its traceability.
What it changes for you
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Two levelling machines and a straightening press
BenefitCut parts are back to flatness before they reach your welding jig.
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CNC bevelling (Pullmax, Trumpf) and gas bevelling
BenefitWeld preparation is done before delivery, so full-penetration welds can start straight away.
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Shot blasting line
BenefitNo mill scale on the parts: cleaner welds and better paint adhesion later.
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Every operation booked in the ERP
BenefitEach kit leaves with its traceability.
Frequently asked questions
- Why shot blast before welding?
- Removing mill scale and oxide gives cleaner welds and better paint adhesion later. We blast plate before or after cutting, depending on the part.
- Can you hold a flatness tolerance on thick parts?
- Yes. Thick oxy-cut parts are straightened on our press and checked before they are packed.
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