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Sheet metal in fine processing from Jena
The company, which emerged from the former Carl Zeiss factory, specializes in the various production areas of modern sheet metal processing and manufactures on behalf of well-known companies such as sensor, measurement and control technology, mechanical engineering, housing and switchgear construction through to solar technology.
We process all metals, plastics and the like Basic materials. In addition to laser, stamped, welded and bent parts, numerous small parts, containers, housings, claddings, assemblies and much more are manufactured. Samples and small series of milled and turned parts are produced in our in-house toolmaking department.

• CNC-folder:

* CNC-folder:
max. folding length: 3000mm
max. compressive force: 100t
complicated folding sequences are possible
high quantity of pieces through robotic folding

In our WebShop geersCUTTING of Geers24 GmbH you can easily calculate individually lasered sheet metal cuts online in only four steps and order them at a fixed price. This is possible around the clock, seven days a week, quickly, inexpensively and reliably.
You can order sheet metal blanks up to a maximum size of 2,980 mm x 1,480 mm made of stainless steel (thickness up to 12 mm), construction steel (thickness up to 20 mm) and aluminium (thickness up to 10 mm).
Our web shop geersCUTTING is open to industrial and commercial customers, craftsmen and private individuals alike. We offer advantages above all when an individual laser sheet metal cut is required very quickly as a single piece or in a small series. Experience has shown that precisely such orders from conventional contract manufacturers are complicated, time-consuming and expensive - and the production time is often several weeks! br>But even if you do not have your own machinery or it is not suitably equipped for the sheet metal cutting required, or you do not have any capacity available at short notice, our web shop geersCUTTING is an extremely worthwhile alternative;