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Fittings, transitions, plenums, curbs, and hangers — cut nested, cut clean, and cut on your own schedule instead of a supply house's.
Galvanized • Stainless • Alum.
Nested to cut scrap
No tooling changes
5' × 10'
Standard Sheet Format
Nested
Higher Sheet Yield
Clean Edge
Less Deburring
The Problem
Standard duct is easy. It's the odd transition, the field change, and the one-off curb that stalls a job — and those are exactly the parts that don't come off a coil line. So they get ordered from a supply house, or laid out and cut by hand, and either way the install crew is standing around waiting for a part that should have taken an hour.
Custom fittings ordered out arrive on someone else's timeline
Hand layout and nibbling is slow and never truly repeatable
Sheared rectangles waste material that nesting would have recovered
Sheared and punched edges need deburring before anyone handles them
Field changes force a second trip because nobody can make the part today
What Changes
A flatbed laser turns the sheet metal shop into the fastest supplier on the job — including for its own install crews.
Flat patterns for transitions, offsets, tees, and reducers cut straight from the file. Odd geometry costs the same as a rectangle.
Parts interlock across the sheet instead of being sheared out one rectangle at a time — real savings on every skid of stock.
Etch fold references, part numbers, and orientation right onto the blank so the brake operator isn't measuring from a print.
The same machine handles galvanized, stainless, and aluminum — and reflective metals that used to be a problem are routine for fiber.
A light, consistent edge means less deburring before assembly, and safer parts for the crew that installs them.
When a duct run hits an unexpected obstruction, the replacement part can be cut, formed, and on the truck the same day.
On the Floor
A compact flatbed drops into an existing bay without a building addition or a crane. RBG techs deliver it, level it, dial it in, and train your operators on your own material before we leave.
Schedule a DemoRecommended
Most HVAC and sheet metal fabricators run a 5' × 10' format. The question is usually open frame versus enclosed with an exchange table.
Start Here
Full 5' × 10' bed on a compact, open, light-curtain-guarded platform — fast to load and easy to fit into an existing shop.
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Step Up
Enclosed 5' × 10' platform with an exchange table — the right call when the laser runs most of the shift and loading is costing you cut time.
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Add On
Handheld laser welding for stainless and light-gauge assemblies, with far less distortion than TIG on thin panel work.
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Typical Work
Duct Fittings
Transitions & Offsets
Plenums & Boxes
Roof Curbs
Access Doors
Hangers & Brackets
Grille & Register Frames
Kitchen & Hood Panels
Tell us your gauges, your sheet sizes, and how much you currently buy out — a laser specialist will spec the machine and send a real quote within one business day.
Tell us what you run. A real quote in one business day.
