
PWS / Material processing
Prepare your material for the next operation.
Choose a defined processing service: cutting, drilling, punching, bending or rolling. Bring your own material for review, or ask PWS to include processing with a material purchase.
Material supply stays in the store.
Purchase available materials through the PWS Store, or request a material quotation alongside your processing job. PWS confirms material availability, processing requirements and collection or delivery arrangements before accepting the order.
Customer-supplied material is also reviewed against the selected process and equipment capacity.
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Saw Cutting
Prepare steel sections and bars to the lengths and end angles your next job needs.
Explore Saw Cutting02

CNC Plasma Cutting
Turn your drawing or cut profile into a clearly specified plasma-cutting job.
Explore CNC Plasma Cutting03

Drilling
Get the holes you need positioned around your assembly or fabrication plan.
Explore Drilling04

Hole Punching
Prepare repeat hole patterns with a defined layout and a clear processing scope.
Explore Hole Punching05

Bending & Folding
Turn flat material into the angles and forms your project requires.
Explore Bending & Folding06

Tube & Section Rolling
Plan rings, arcs and curved sections around your required finished geometry.
Explore Tube & Section Rolling07

Sheet & Plate Rolling
Specify curved sheet and plate components for your next fabrication or assembly.
Explore Sheet & Plate RollingCombine the operations your job needs.
A processing package can include material, cutting, drilling, forming and other agreed operations. Send the complete drawing or list so PWS can coordinate the scope and quotation.
Need welding after processing? Explore Welding Services
Availability is confirmed per job. Equipment, tooling, material acceptance, dimensions, tolerances, timing and price are confirmed before work is accepted.
From the workshop and site



PWS PROJECT SHOWCASES
Explore the work, details and design ideas.
Open a showcase to see additional photographs. Each group identifies workshop stages, site activity or design references.

Workshop preparation and repeat components
Hole preparation, section cutting and fabricated bar panels each form part of a planned fabrication sequence. Send a drawing or dimensioned sketch to discuss your own parts and quantities.


