Bring sheet metal preliminary costing into one structured workflow.
Sheet metal quotations require multiple cost components such as material, laser cutting and press brake bending to be combined into one result. GEZFORM turns this fragmented process into a more structured costing workflow.
Why does sheet metal costing become fragmented?
The total preliminary cost of a part is not determined by cutting time alone. Material, sheet thickness, part geometry, cutting operations, bending operations and company-specific parameters need to be considered together.
When these inputs are calculated across different spreadsheets or user-specific methods, quotation preparation can slow down and similar jobs can produce inconsistent results.
From technical data to total cost
GEZFORM brings DXF, technical drawings, material and production parameters into the same job. Core sheet metal operations such as laser cutting and press brake bending are evaluated within one costing structure.
The results can be exported to Excel with material, operation and total cost breakdowns, helping quotation teams work faster and use a more standardized calculation method.
Import part data
Bring the DXF and technical drawing into the system.
Select material and thickness
Choose the parameters that match production conditions.
Evaluate operations
Generate laser cutting and, when required, press brake bending costs.
Report the total cost
Export cost breakdowns into a structured Excel output.
Frequently asked questions
Which components matter in sheet metal costing?
Material, sheet thickness, part geometry, laser cutting and bending operations are among the main cost components.
Can GEZFORM show total part cost?
GEZFORM is designed to combine defined cost components into a single total result.
Can different materials and thicknesses be used?
Material and thickness selections can be managed as part of the costing workflow.