What do we mean when we talk about soft-tooling?
We understand by soft-tooling, those processes of transformation of sheet metal for manufacturing parts and metal components without the use of presses and tooling. This is, essentially, laser cutting, punching and folding.
From SOME we want to give you the keys so you can know better what these processes consist of
Laser cut
Laser cutting technology is the technique used to engrave or cut metal sheets or materials that allow the construction of pieces of different geometries from steel sheets, stainless steel or aluminum. It is characterized because its energy source is a laser that concentrates light on the work surface to make the cut in an agile and defined way
This technology allows you to cut all types of contours to obtain the desired geometry and ensure the customer a great precision of your piece of metal.
The advantage of this technology is that it allows quick and responsive responses to customers, without the need to invest in tooling. Which means a significant saving in time and money.
In SOME we make the laser cutting process of different materials according to the needs of our customers:


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