Mikron Manufacturing offers a comprehensive array of finishing options to meet the diverse needs of its clients in precision fabrication. Leveraging cutting-edge technology and expertise, Mikron provides laser finishing for intricate designs, punch finishing for efficient mass production, bend services for shaping metal components with precision, welding capabilities for strong and durable joins, and shear cutting for efficient and accurate material sizing. With a commitment to quality and innovation, Mikron Manufacturing ensures that clients receive customized solutions tailored to their specific requirements, making them a reliable partner for a wide range of industries requiring top-tier finishing services.

Finishing Options Available: 

1. Laser:

   • Laser finishing involves the use of a high-powered laser beam to cut or engrave materials with precision. This method is known for its accuracy and versatility, making it suitable for intricate designs and fine details. It is commonly used in metal fabrication, woodworking, and other industries.

2. Punch:

   • Punch finishing utilizes a mechanical punching tool to create holes, shapes, or patterns in materials. This method is efficient for mass production and is often employed in sheet metal fabrication. It provides consistent results and can be used for various applications, including creating perforations or forming specific features.

3. Bend:

   • Bending is a process that involves deforming a material, usually sheet metal, to achieve a desired shape or angle. This can be done using press brakes or other bending equipment. It is a crucial step in metal fabrication, allowing the creation of bent components for diverse applications such as brackets, enclosures, and structural elements.

4. Weld:

   • Welding is a joining process that involves melting and fusing materials together, typically metals, to create a strong and durable bond. Various welding techniques, such as arc welding, MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding, and TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding, are used depending on the materials and the desired outcome. Welding is widely used in construction, manufacturing, and automotive industries.

5. Shear:

   • Shearing is a cutting process that involves the use of a shear, a tool with two blades, to cut materials along a straight line. This method is commonly used for cutting sheet metal or plates into specific shapes or sizes. Shearing is known for its efficiency and speed, making it a practical choice for high-volume cutting tasks in various industries.