Thirteen stages, all in-house. This is not a stock-photo tour: every clip below is our own plant, our own machines and our own people. What we cannot show you is the part being made — that belongs to the customer.
Most fabricators subcontract coating, machining or welding. Every time a part leaves the building it picks up lead time, handling damage, a quality gap — and one more organisation that has seen your drawing. Glastronix runs all thirteen stages under one roof.
Certified sheet and section stock, racked and identified by grade. Material traceability starts here — before a single cut is made.
LVD Strippit turret punching drives perforations, louvres, cut-outs and formed features at production speed with repeatable positioning.
CNC fiber laser profiling for clean edges and tight contours. This is the datum every downstream stage inherits, so it is cut to the drawing, not to a tolerance guess.
CNC bending with angle correction. On a multi-bend part, form accuracy is what decides whether the assembly fits — so this stage is controlled, not eyeballed.
Self-clinching hardware — studs, standoffs and nuts — pressed into the sheet so the finished panel arrives ready to assemble, with no loose parts to lose.
Milling and turning for close-tolerance features and machined components that sheet-metal processes alone cannot hold.
Skilled MIG and TIG welding for complex geometry, one-off work and joints a robot cannot reach. Fixtured and controlled for distortion.
ABB robotic welding cells lay a consistent, high-integrity bead every time. At volume, repeatability beats even the best manual torch.
In-house coating line for durable, corrosion-resistant finishes. Colour and specification to your standard — with no third party ever handling your parts.
Deburring, linishing and grain finishing. The stage that separates a part that merely passes from one that looks and feels engineered.
Sub-assemblies and full mechanical builds, assembled to drawing with controlled fastening — so what leaves us is a product, not a box of parts.
Dimensional verification against the drawing before anything is released. Nothing ships unverified, and what we measure is recorded.
Final integration and functional build-up of complete systems — the point where fabricated metal becomes working equipment ready for the customer.
Because nothing is subcontracted, your drawing is seen by one organisation — ours. No coating shop, no machining vendor, no outside welder. For customers in defence, medical and aerospace programmes, that is not a nice-to-have; it is the reason they qualified us in the first place.
Send it over. We'll tell you exactly which of these thirteen stages your part needs, what it will cost, and when you'll have it.
