Efor Lazer
Laser cutting, press-brake bending, tube-profile cutting and welded sheet-metal fabrication in Dudullu DES Industrial Zone.
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Bent Sheet Bracket and Part
Press-brake bending is a core capability; the park includes brakes from 1 m to 4 m. Machine ratings cover 300 T/M at 4000 mm, 120 T/M at 3000 mm and 80 T/M at 2000 mm bend length. A wide die library and skilled operators produce demanding sheet brackets and machine parts to drawing.
Laser-Cut Sheet Metal Part
Efor Lazer runs three laser cutting machines on 3000x1500 and 4000x2000 mm beds. The Durma laser park cuts mild steel (St-37 / St-52) up to 25 mm, stainless up to 20 mm, aluminum up to 15 mm and galvanized sheet up to 10 mm, delivering machine frames and parts at 0.05 mm accuracy.
Sheet Metal Fabrication Product
Combining laser and punch cutting, press-brake and roll bending, MIG/argon/spot welding and assembly, Efor Lazer produces machine frames, elevator parts, industrial kitchen cabinets, ventilation ducts, rack cabinets and metal shelves as finished sheet-metal fabrications. Perforated sheet manufacture and painted, shipment-ready assemblies are also in the portfolio.
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Press Brake Bending Service
Bending requires experience and process know-how; Efor Lazer lists it among core skills. Brakes from 1–4 m with 300 T/M–4000 mm, 120 T/M–3000 mm and 80 T/M–2000 mm capacities let the shop match the bed to the job. A wide die library and error-prevention checks deliver bends to schedule.
Fiber Laser Cutting
With a 24-hour operating policy and three laser cutters—including 3000x1500 at 8 kW and 4000x2000 mm / 6 kW beds—thick plate is processed routinely. Cutting limits reach 25 mm mild steel, 20 mm stainless, 15 mm aluminum and 10 mm galvanized sheet at about 0.05 mm accuracy.
MIG/TIG Welding and Assembly
For welding and assembly the park includes MIG, argon (TIG) and spot welders; riveting, countersinking and tapping are done in-house. Fasteners can be sourced. Production plans from drawings are issued to teams, controls keep the job compliant, and final checks precede packing and shipment.