Mastercut... we are your thin metal experts!

Mastercut specialise in fabricating your precision signs and parts from thin metals including stainless steel, copper and brass. Supplying to OEM companies in Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore and South Africa. Processes include chemical etching (PCM), ultra precision laser cutting and abrasive jet machining.

WE MAKE SIGNS FOR THE SIGN INDUSTRY!
Metal signs have come a long way from being used solely for council signs and are now all the rage in more creative settings such as laser cut house signs and innovative promotional signs. At Mastercut Technologies, we have the science of sign making down to an art form, offering the highest quality custom metal signs in a large variety of materials.

We offer the best in signage manufacturing. Whether your business needs an intricate new sign on the door or outside on the walls, or you merely want signage to put on your table or around the office, we offer excellent quality precision manufacturing.

We are also the only manufacturer of Solder Paste Stencils in Australasia.

Mastercut serve the following industries...
-Electronics assemblers
-Mining, Oil & Gas
-Medical device industry
-Jewellery industry
-RF shielding designers
-Model makers
-Sign, Trophy & Plaque makers
-Gift & souvenir wholesalers
-Architectural & Design
-Council & Government

Mastercut manufacture and supply PCB shielding; custom thin metal parts; encoder wheels; jewellery; solder paste stencils; ZelFlex stencils; DEK stencils; shim off the coil; custom profile shims; standard punched shims, labels, signs, plaques, architectural signs, ID plates, serialised plates, barcoded asset tags; table numbers; coffee stencils; menu badges; "limit of dining" markers; custom restaurant products; custom gobos; catalogue gobos; stainless steel business cards; stainless steel clocks; stainless steel bookmarks; "class list" bookmarks; custom promotional products; wholesale souvenir stainless steel bookmarks & more.

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