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Food service and coffee equipment

Stainless frames, brackets and housings. A niche where cut and weld cleanliness shows, and pays.

Stainless roaster in a coffee roasting shop

What we produce for you

  • Machine frames in stainless tube, clean TIG joints, without excessive discoloration.
  • Brackets, shelves and housings in stainless sheet, laser-cut without burr.
  • Perforated panels and grilles, repeated laser patterns.
  • Small repeated runs, 20 to 200 parts, at your production pace.

MicroEspresso, an espresso machine manufacturer, has its stainless parts produced with us. See the case study.

Common materials, finishes and quantities

Materials304 and 316 stainless; aluminum
FinishesBrushed finish, passivation, no paint
Typical quantitiesSmall repeated runs of 20 to 200 parts

What you send us to start

  • A 3D file (STEP), a 2D drawing (DXF, DWG, PDF), or dimensioned photos of an existing part.
  • The desired material and finish, or the intended use if you prefer we propose them.
  • The quantity per lot and the frequency: once, every month, every season.
  • The dimensions that must mate with something else. We treat them as critical.

How we work with this sector

  1. 01

    DFM review

    Our engineer reviews your parts for laser cutting and welding. Notches and holes move to the cut.

  2. 02

    Approved prototype

    A first part measured, adjusted with you, approved in writing.

  3. 03

    Repeatable lots

    Same program, same inspection, staggered deliveries on your schedule.

Send a part you have produced repeatedly. Price in 48 h, no commitment.

Send your files