Our journey began in 1985, starting from the ground up. In the early years, before the advent of laser cutting technology, we relied on the traditional craft of fabrication using hammer and chisel. From 1980 to 1990, that was the reality. But in 1992, everything changed when we invested in a second-hand F Niblimbing machine, a Trumpf model. It marked a significant leap forward, transforming the way we worked. The true revolution came in 2004, when we made history by introducing the first-ever Japanese-made Mazak laser cutting machine to our state. We were pioneers—ushering in a new era of precision and efficiency. Our commitment to innovation set a trend, and soon others began to follow. Today, we proudly operate five state-of-the-art laser cutting machines, a blend of Japanese and German engineering. We’ve come a long way, but our spirit of progress remains unchanged.