Latest KMF Blogs
Read our latest blogs to gain valuable insights into our sheet metal fabrication processes and with the
benefits of new technologies like laser cutting, exploring how economic factors are impacting the business,
or even offering tips for choosing the right fabrication partner for your project.
CNC punching – what is it and how does it work?
Learn how a CNC punching machine can press metals such as mild steel, zintec, galvanised steel, aluminium, stainless steel, copper and brass.
The impact of Industry 4.0 on sheet metal fabrication
Industry 4.0 machinery allows organisations to retain values and learn from process continual improvement. Discover how KMF are planning for the future of sheet metal fabrication.
Powder coating VS metal painting: comparing metal finishing
In this blog, we discuss the pros and cons of using powder coating and metal painting processes so that you have an overview and all the information you need to decide which is best for you.
Improving metal production supply chains
One of the biggest challenges in metal fabrication is supply bottlenecks. Long wait times, high demand and rises in associated costs all cause delays.
About stainless steel fabrication
Stainless steel is easily fabricated and has an attractive finish and is widely used in a range of industries including construction, automotive, medical and food processing.
About CNC metal laser cutting
Sheet metal laser cutting works by directing a high-powered laser beam to burn, melt or vaporise material to cut out patterns and shapes from flat sheet metal or piping.
About CNC metal punching
CNC punching is a modern sheet metal fabrication process that is carried out by computer-controlled punch press machines.
About Sheet Metal Fabrication
Metals such as steel and aluminium can be cut, bent or welded into almost any shape using specialist machines such as laser cutters, punching machines and press brakes.
Sheet metal welding: MIG vs TIG
As leading sheet metal fabricators, KMF offers extensive MIG and TIG welding services. We currently house 20 welding bay facilities (six dedicated to stainless steel) and operate two fully automated, ABB robot MIG and TIG welding cells.
Laser cutting: advantages & disadvantages
Laser cutting involves cutting sheet metal using a highly precise laser beam that focuses on a tiny area of the material. Lasers offer a way of cutting metal efficiently and quickly enabling KMF to meet the ever-growing demand for high-quality metal machined products.
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