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Processing

Ten processes under one roof at Belmont. Steel that arrives cut, folded, punched, rolled and primed is steel your team stops paying to handle twice — and it is the difference between a roof going on in two days and a roof going on in five.

Guillotining & Shearing

Straight shearing of sheet and plate to your cut list. Square-cut edge, no heat affected zone, and no charge for the cutting on a full-sheet order.

Up to 3 000 mm × 12 mm plate

Plasma Profile Cutting

CNC plasma cutting from your DXF or DWG. Base plates, gussets, flanges, brackets, signage and wear parts — nested to keep your offcut charge down.

3 000 × 12 000 mm bed · up to 40 mm

Press Braking & Folding

Folding of sheet and plate into flashings, trays, channels, boxes and custom sections. Radius and air-bend tooling for architectural work.

3 200 mm × 6 mm · 160 t

Cut to Length

Coil decoiled, levelled and cut to your sheet length; bar and section cropped to size. Cuts material handling and scrap on every job.

Coil and bar · ±2 mm

Coil Slitting

Master coil slit to the strip widths you roll-form or press, rewound and banded. Minimum order applies.

1 500 mm wide · 0.4–6.0 mm

Roll Forming

Roofing and purlins rolled to your exact rafter length on our own line, so a 7.3 m roof gets a 7.3 m sheet with no end lap and no waste.

IBR · corrugated · widespan · lipped channel

Bar Cutting & Bending

Reinforcing cut and bent to your bar bending schedule, bundled, tagged by mark number and delivered in pour sequence.

Y8 – Y32 · to SANS 282

Drilling & Punching

Holes in plate, flat bar, angle and purlins to your setting-out, so the steel bolts up on site instead of being drilled on a scaffold.

Ø8 – Ø32 · plate and section

Section Rolling

Curving of tube, angle, channel and flat bar to a radius — arches, tanks, hoppers, silo rings and architectural curves.

Tube, angle, channel and flat

Blasting & Priming

Abrasive blasting to remove mill scale and rust, followed by a shop primer so the steel arrives on site ready to weld and top coat.

Sa 2½ · red oxide or zinc phosphate
How a processing job runs

From your drawing
to our weighbridge.

  • Step 1

    Send the detail

    A DXF, a drawing, a bending schedule or a photograph of a cut list on the back of a delivery note. Whatever you have is enough to start.

  • Step 2

    We confirm and quote

    The desk checks stock, nests the cutting to keep your offcut charge down, and comes back the same working day with a price and a lead time.

  • Step 3

    Processed at Belmont

    Cut, folded, punched, rolled or primed in our own shop. Everything is measured against the drawing before it is banded.

  • Step 4

    Weighed and loaded

    Over our own weighbridge, tagged by mark number where there is a schedule, and onto our fleet or your truck.

Send us the file.

DXF, DWG, PDF or a photograph of a sketch. We will come back with a nested cutting price and a date.

Start a processing quote