TRUMPF L3050 Sheet Laser Cutting in Brampton.

Mild steel up to 1.00″, stainless steel up to 0.75″, aluminum up to 0.50″. Galvanized steel and pre-painted stock cut up to 0.25″ without finish damage. For jobs at the upper end of these ranges we'll usually do a first-article cut and verify edge quality before running the full production lot.

CO₂ holds a cleaner oxide-free edge on stainless and aluminum in our thickness range than fiber lasers in the same power class. The deburring step disappears on most jobs, which saves you on secondary finishing and gets parts to spec faster. Fiber wins on speed at thinner gauges (under 1/8″ mild steel); we use the L3050 for the mid-thickness work where edge quality matters more than feed rate.

±0.005″ is the best repeatable tolerance on the L3050, verified at first article and with material certs in hand. Most production work runs ±0.010″ to ±0.015″ depending on material thickness and part complexity. For tighter-than-±0.005″ work we'll route to the press brake or mill for secondary finishing — we'll tell you up front if your spec needs that.

Mild steel (A36, hot/cold rolled), stainless 304 / 316, aluminum 6061 / 5052, galvanized steel, brass, copper, spring steel, and pre-painted steel. Specialty alloys (Inconel, titanium, etc.) on request — we'll quote with the material lead time included. We can source the material for you or cut from your supplied stock, your call.

60″ × 120″ — a full 5 ft × 10 ft sheet. The bed handles the full range of common stock sheet sizes. For oversized parts that exceed the bed envelope we can plan a tile-and-weld assembly, or we'll tell you the part needs to go to a larger-bed shop.

Yes — same machine, different feed rates and assist gas profiles. Permanent serial numbers, logos, barcodes, and decorative engravings on stainless, aluminum, and mild steel. We use the engraving capability on most production runs to mark part numbers and date codes per your traceability requirements.

Yes — we welcome customers to visit our Brampton shop on Bramsteele Road and see the TRUMPF Trumatic L3050 running. Production work happens Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Call ahead so we can have a current job on the bed for you to see and a fabricator available to walk through the workflow.