Milling
Chip removal cutting technique capable of reproducing very demanding shapes and reliefs in thin and thick thicknesses. The finish that it provides to the pieces is of great quality.
Countersunk
In many control panels and keypads, customers require a perfect countersink so that the screw is flush with the plate. Neither higher, to avoid a bad feeling in use, nor lower, to prevent dirt from depositing in the long run on the unevenness caused by faulty countersinking.
Emptying
Marking of parts through wear on the work surface to obtain a smaller thickness. Providing dimensionally precise engravings or recesses and being able to ensure that the pushbuttons adapt perfectly to the keypads and achieve complex, high-quality details.
Punching
Cutting technique using variable shaped punches that adjust to the shape of the piece. The punching machine is a very fast type of machine capable of making up to 1500 holes per hour, it constitutes a very good cutting technique for large runs in thin thicknesses.