Cutting service for steel, aluminum and brass sheet and stock, sized and deburred to spec alongside the acrylic and wood work already on the floor.
Most jobs that need metal need it as one component in a larger build — an aluminum edge channel on a display fixture, a brass engraving plate on a hardwood plaque, a steel mounting bracket behind an acrylic panel. Metal cutting runs alongside those builds rather than as a separate supplier and a separate shipment.
This is a cutting and sizing service, not a welding or forming shop — parts come off deburred and to spec, ready for assembly or for a finish you source separately if the job calls for it.
| Material | Thickness | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Mild steel sheet | 16 – 10 ga | Cut, deburred, mill finish |
| Aluminum sheet & plate | 0.040 – 0.250 in | Cut, deburred, brushed on request |
| Brass sheet & plate | 0.020 – 0.125 in | Cut, deburred, engraving-ready |
| Aluminum extrusion & tube stock | Stock profiles | Cut to length, deburred |
A cut file, a dimensioned sketch or a sample part — we confirm size and quantity before it is quoted.
Common gauges are on site; specialty sizes are a couple of days out from a Dallas supplier.
Parts are cut to size and deburred on every edge before they move to the next step.
Parts ship as-is, or move straight into an acrylic or wood assembly already running on the floor.
Cutting sheet stock to size
Aluminum edge channel staged for a display build
Brass engraving plate ahead of assembly
Sizing check before hand-off to assembly
No — this is a cutting and sizing service. If a part needs welding, forming or plating, tell us up front and we will scope what we can hand off ready for that step.
Yes — that is the most common way this service gets used. One PO, one shipment.
One piece for a cut-to-size part; check with us on stock minimums for extrusion and tube.
Send the file or the spec — an estimator replies with pricing and lead time by the next business day.