Top Performance - Custom Office Furniture And School Furniture Manufacturer With OEM &OEM Service.
1. Laser Cutting
2 - Cutting precision up to ±0.1mm, ideal for tight assembly tolerances.
3 - Supports intricate geometries (e.g., honeycomb patterns, curved slots, weld guides).
4 - Equipped with automatic loading & nesting software to maximize material yield
5 - Integrated with MES systems for smart production scheduling.
2 - Openings, outlines, and fitting edges for structural parts.
3 - Pre-cut weld joints for perfect alignment during assembly.
2. CNC Bending
CNC bending transforms flat sheets into three-dimensional structures and is a core process in metal fabrication. Our imported 4- and 6-axis CNC press brakes enable precise multi-angle, multi-step bending for complex shapes and medium-thickness plates. Integrated with laser cutting CAD/CAM data, our bending software compensates for material springback and thickness variance, ensuring consistent fit and structural reliability.
2 - Supports U, Z, L, box-shaped, and custom-profile components.
3 - Flexible tooling changeover supports low-volume, high-mix production.
4 - Auto-compensation & back gauge systems maintain ±0.2mm accuracy.
5 - Non-marking bending available for parts with aesthetic surfaces.
2 - Structural reinforcements, edge flanges, snap-fit joints.
3. Welding Techniques
Welding is a critical operation in sheet metal processing, especially for edge sealing, joint assembly, and structural reinforcement. Compared to pipe welding, sheet metal welding emphasizes aesthetic quality, heat control, and precision joining for thin plates. Top Performance offers a range of specialized sheet metal welding techniques, including automated, laser, TIG, and spot welding.
Automated Welding
Laser Welding
Ideal for stainless steel, carbon steel, and aluminum sheets between 0.5–2.5mm. Laser welding provides extremely narrow, low-distortion seams with minimal post-processing, making it the best choice for visible joints and precision seams.
· Narrow weld seams and minimal heat-affected zone.
· Suitable for curved joints, seams, and dissimilar materials.
· Supports both continuous and pulsed welding modes.
· Smooth finish with little to no grinding required.
TIG Welding (Argon Arc)
Best suited for delicate assemblies made of stainless steel or aluminum. Delivers clean, strong, and aesthetically pleasing welds with inert gas shielding.