A CNC back gauge is the difference between a formed part and a fitted one. Every flange lands in the same place, so an assembly of twenty pieces goes together without adjustment on site.
We cut and form in the same building. That matters more than it sounds: bend allowances are worked into the flat pattern before cutting, so a part does not come out short after forming.
| Material | Max thickness at 3200 mm | Min inside radius | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mild steel | 6 mm | 1× thickness | Full length of the brake |
| Stainless 304 | 5 mm | 1.5× thickness | Springs back more than mild steel |
| Stainless 316 | 5 mm | 1.5× thickness | Same as 304 in forming |
| Aluminum | 8 mm | 1.5× thickness | Grain direction matters — tell us the finish |
| Galvanized sheet | 4 mm | 1× thickness | Coating survives a normal bend |
Base channels for glass railings, formed rather than welded from three plates.
Guarding, covers and housings folded from a single blank.
Stiffening returns on panels and cladding, formed to the drawing.
Drainage trench profiles formed to a consistent section along a long run.
Formed angle brackets, cheaper and stronger than a welded equivalent.
DXF, DWG or STEP for cut parts. PDF for fabricated assemblies. If you only have a sketch or a photo of the part, send that — we will tell you what else we need.