Fences and gates

Machines for every type of fence: welded 3D panels, roll-formed lamellas, profile fences, wrought iron and gates. Each group shows the finished product first, then the real machines that make it.

Fence from metal profiles

Pickets and rails from square tube, cut, punched, welded and coated.

  1. Cutting profiles to length – Required
  2. Holes and punching – Required
  3. Forming picket tips – Conditional
  4. Decorative elements – Conditional
  5. Positioning and welding – Required
  6. Cleaning and finishing – Required
  7. Powder coating – Conditional
  8. Hot-dip galvanising – External service

Welded 3D panels

Wire is straightened, welded into a mesh panel and bent with V-ribs.

  1. Wire straightening and cutting – Required
  2. Panel welding and V-bending – Required
  3. Posts – Conditional
  4. Powder coating – Conditional
  5. Hot-dip galvanising – External service

Lamella fence

Pre-painted coil is roll formed into lamellas and cut to length.

  1. Roll forming of lamellas – Required
  2. Posts – Conditional
  3. Assembly and packing – Required

Wrought-iron fence

Decorative bars, accessories and arches, welded into panels.

  1. Cutting bars and profiles – Required
  2. Embossing and twisting – Conditional
  3. Forged accessories – Conditional
  4. Tips and ends – Conditional
  5. Arch bending – Conditional
  6. Welding – Required
  7. Powder coating – Conditional
  8. Hot-dip galvanising – External service

Gates

Gate leaves from profiles with lock and handle cut-outs.

  1. Cutting profiles – Required
  2. V-notching for corners – Conditional
  3. Lock and handle cut-outs – Required
  4. Arch bending – Conditional
  5. Welding and fitting – Required
  6. Powder coating – Conditional
  7. Hot-dip galvanising – External service

3D and 2D fence panel lines

Automatic lines that straighten wire, weld the panel and bend the V-ribs of 3D panels. The largest investment in fence production.

Roll forming lines for lamella fences

Lines that pull sheet from the coil through roller stations, form the lamella or picket and cut it to length.

Presses and machines for fence tips

Form the pointed tip of pickets and the ends of profiles – cold pressing of tubes or hot forging of solid bars.

Wrought-iron profile machines

Embossing of flat and square bar, twisting, baskets and decorative tube work – for fences, gates and railings.

Machines for forged accessories

Scrolls, leaves, flowers and decorative elements for wrought-iron fences and gates. Accessories can also be bought ready-made.

Lock and handle punching for gates

Rectangular cut-outs for the lock, handle and cylinder in gate leaf profiles. Compare the Spanish and the Chinese options.

Punching of 30×30 tubes

The holes in the rails that the pickets pass through, and fixing holes in fence, railing and gate profiles.

V-notching of profiles

A V-notch in the profile, which is then bent into a corner – for fence, railing and gate frames without cutting into two parts.

Fence post lines

Roll forming posts from coil with in-line punching. Alternative: ready-made tube, saw and punching.

Arch bending for gates and railings

Three-roll machines that bend profiles and tubes into an arc – arched gates, doors and railings.

Pipe cutting machines

Saw, angle and roll cutting machines for tubes – automatic feeding, cut to length, burr-free edge.

Laser welding machines

Handheld fiber laser welders for steel, stainless and aluminium – many also clean and cut. Compare power, cooling and the functions in one device.

Robotic welding cells

Welding robots with rotary tables, positioners and tracks – repeatable MIG/MAG welds on frames, structures and series parts.

Deburring and grinding machines

Belt, brush and polishing machines that remove burrs and oxide and round the edges of parts after laser, plasma and punching.

Laser cleaning machines

Remove rust, paint, oil and oxides without sandblasting or chemicals. Continuous lasers for heavy cleaning, pulse lasers for delicate surfaces.

Complete lines and pretreatment

Manual and automatic powder coating lines, washing and phosphating before coating, cyclones, powder centres and reciprocators.

Powder coating booths

Manual booths with cartridge filters, open spray walls, walk-in booths and automatic booths with cyclone recovery – they keep the workshop clean and return the overspray for reuse.

Powder guns and units

Manual electrostatic units with box feed, hopper or mini cup – from budget Chinese sets to Swiss and German reference units.

Powder curing ovens

Batch and tunnel ovens that cure the powder at 160–220 °C – electric, natural gas / LPG, diesel or infrared. Compare working size, heating power and what the price includes.