Controlled files
DXF, drawing, and revision review before release.
Sheet-metal fabrication
Metal laser cutting in Tijuana
Sheet components cut to file and drawing, with technical review before material, thickness, tolerance, and volume are confirmed.
Representative image. Final capability is confirmed against drawing, material, tolerance, and volume.
Capabilities
Digital precision with validated scope
Laser cutting enables repeatable profiles and components from digital information. Final quality depends on material, thickness, geometry, edge requirements, nesting, and downstream processes.
MJC reviews every request before confirming capability. When required, cutting can be integrated with bending, machining, powder coating, assembly, and packaging.
Material use
Nesting and material-consumption evaluation.
Downstream processes
Bending, machining, finishing, and assembly by scope.
Inspection
Verification of agreed characteristics.
Quotation information
Review requires complete product and material data.
- DXF file and drawing with critical dimensions.
- Material, grade, and thickness.
- Quantity and expected recurrence.
- Edge finish and downstream processes.
- Dimensional and appearance criteria.
Process integration
A single workflow can reduce handling and simplify project coordination.
- Cutting and component preparation.
- Bending and forming.
- Powder coating or specified finish.
- Assembly, packaging, and delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Which thicknesses can be cut?
The range is confirmed according to material, geometry, edge quality, and assigned equipment; the drawing must be reviewed.
Do you accept DXF files?
Yes. DXF supports cutting preparation, but it should be accompanied by a controlled drawing with material and requirements.
Can MJC deliver bent parts?
Yes, when cutting and bending are compatible with the validated scope and capabilities of the program.
Process
From technical review to delivery
A clear workflow for integrating processes without losing visibility.
Review
We analyze drawings, materials, volume, acceptance criteria, and risk.
Proposal
We define scope, responsibilities, process route, and control points.
Validation
We release a sample or first piece before recurring production.
Production
We execute, inspect, report, and continuously improve the process.
Turn your process into a repeatable operation.
Tell us what you need to manufacture, assemble, or outsource. We will review the program without assuming capabilities that have not yet been validated.