Metal parts for the construction industry
The construction industry relies on a wide variety of metal parts: plates, mounting brackets, supports, angle brackets, frames, reinforcements, facade components, secondary structural elements, and assembly components. These parts must be produced quickly, with high precision, and at a controlled cost.
Oxymetal supports industrial companies, manufacturers, facade contractors, metalworkers, builders, and other construction industry professionals in the production of metal parts that are cut, bent, drilled, or finished.
Responsiveness and Adaptability to Site Needs
In the construction industry, needs can be recurring or one-time, standardized or specific. Plans sometimes change quickly, deadlines are tight, and adjustments are frequent.
Oxymetal provides a tailored industrial response: drawing analysis, feasibility validation, laser cutting, flame cutting, bending, drilling, tapping, countersinking, shotblasting, chamfering or packaging, depending on the customer’s needs.
This responsiveness allows us to meet requests for metal parts for construction sites, replacement needs, batches of brackets, or larger-scale production runs for construction projects.
Laser cutting, bending, and finishing for the construction industry
Laser cutting is particularly well-suited for building components that require precision, repeatability, and high-quality cuts. Theflame cutting can be used for thicker components. Bending allows for the production of functional shapes, while finishing operations prepare the components for assembly, protection, or installation.
Oxymetal can also tailor packaging to meet the customer's specific requirements: grouping by lots, pallets, or kits; labeling; or logistics preparation.
A Reliable Subcontractor for Your Metal Building Parts
Whether you are looking for laser cutting for the construction industry, custom metal plates, facade brackets, bent steel parts, fixing brackets, flame cutting or finishing, Oxymetal is a responsive and reliable partner.
We help construction professionals turn their constraints regarding deadlines, blueprints, and production into ready-to-use metal parts.
