Our high-capacity horizontal band saws execute square perpendicular cuts across forged rounds, shafts, and alloy bar stock. The continuous bi-metal blade maintains uniform dimensional control with minimal kerf loss across both medium and heavy cross-sections.
Mechanical saw cutting preserves the structural temper and metallographic grain of alloy grades like EN19 and EN24 by avoiding extreme localized thermal distortion along cut faces.
Heavy plate flame cutting
Oxy-fuel plate sectioning
Heavy mild steel plates and thick blocks are sectioned using calibrated oxy-fuel torches. The thermal process easily cuts through thick structural gauges that exceed mechanical saw throat capacities.
Heavy profile blanking
Flame cutting prepares manageable rectangular or straight-sided blanks for machinery fabricators. Components leave our yard with clean flame-cut edges ready for standard finish perimeter machining.
Execution and verification sequence
Stock and drawing review
Cut method assignment
Dimensional cut execution
Inspection and dispatch staging
Material section dimensions determine execution route between high-capacity horizontal band saws and oxy-fuel flame stations to balance edge squareness and cycle speed.
We verify material heat numbers, required steel grade specifications, and dimensional cut piece schedules against current physical yard inventory.
Operators position stock using overhead gantry cranes, clamping heavy sections rigidly against machine beds before commencing mechanical or thermal cuts.
Finished blanks undergo linear measurement verification and deburring before being banded and staged for scheduled Pan-India road transport.
Send required steel grades, outer dimensions, cut lengths, and piece quantities to our Naraina sales desk for stock confirmation and itemized quotation.