Cutting & Forming
Create flat profiles, production features, and formed geometry from sheet metal.
From flat sheet to formed geometry
Every part starts with a goal. Your drawing, material, geometry, and quantity guide the process. K-Display reviews cutting and forming together so the flat pattern supports the finished part.
Explore the methods below to see how profiles, repeated features, and bends take shape. We can help choose the route around your part and the work that follows.
Laser Cutting
Cut profiles and openings from sheet metal.
Explore capability: Laser CuttingCNC Punching
Create repeated holes, slots, and sheet-metal features.
Explore capability: CNC PunchingPress-brake forming
Turn flat blanks into bends, channels, and formed components.
Explore capability: Press-brake formingMetal Stamping
Form repeatable features using tooling matched to the part.
Explore capability: Metal Stamping
The next operation is already part of the plan
Connect cutting and forming to welding, finishing, and assembly. Reviewing the complete build helps account for bend access, joint locations, installed hardware, and cosmetic surfaces before production begins.
Three representative process families create profiles, repeated features, and bent sheet-metal geometry. These are alternative or complementary methods; a project does not necessarily use all of them.
Have a part in mind?
Share a drawing, sketch, or current files and the requirements you know. We’ll help identify the next step.
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