Yes, we regularly cut GI and pre-coated sheet. Some zinc burn-off at the cut edge is unavoidable with any thermal process, so where the edge will be exposed we recommend a post-cut touch-up, and we will point out where that matters.

Either works. RG Tech can source material to your specified grade, or run pure labour-only job work on sheets you supply. Customers on repeat production often supply their own stock; one-off jobs are usually simpler if we source it.

Within Anna Nagar most sheet metal jobs are ready in 48 to 72 hours after drawing approval. Parts are QC-checked for dimensional accuracy and edge-protected before dispatch so they arrive in the condition they left in.

RG Tech processes thin-gauge sheet from around 0.8 mm right through to 45 mm plate in mild and stainless steel. Thin sheet is where fiber laser is at its cleanest — you get a square edge with almost no burr and no secondary deburring cost.

We hold approximately +/- 0.1 mm on standard sheet gauges. Thin sheet cuts tighter than heavy plate because there is less heat input and less kerf taper, so tell us which dimensions are critical and we will orient the cut accordingly.

Yes. RG Tech offers press-brake bending, forming, welding and finishing in-house, so a flat blank can leave as a finished formed part. Keeping cutting and bending under one roof avoids the tolerance stack-up you get when parts move between vendors.

Our bed takes sheets up to 8000 x 2500 mm. That means long structural members and large panels are cut in a single piece with no welded joins — stronger, straighter, and far better looking on architectural work.

Cost per metre rises with thickness, since thicker material needs slower feed and more assist gas. Rather than quote a rate that will not match your job, RG Tech prices from your actual DXF — cut length, pierces, material and quantity — and returns it within 24 business hours.