Precision Metal Fabrication — Narela, Delhi
Precision in
every fold.
Precision metal fabrication and architectural systems engineered for interiors, exteriors and custom applications — from a single trim profile to a full façade.
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From sheet to architectural solution. MCS combines design support, engineering, CNC laser cutting, V-grooving, bending, fabrication and finishing under one manufacturing ecosystem — so the detail an architect draws is the detail that arrives on site.
Product Divisions
Seventeen divisions.
One manufacturing chain.
Every division is made on the same laser, V-groover and press brake, which is why a ceiling baffle and a glass housing profile can carry the same corner and the same finish.
The MCS Difference
Sharp corners are engineered. Not accidental.
Conventional bend
V-grooved bend
What V-grooving does
A controlled channel is milled along the bend line before forming. With less material in the way, the sheet closes to a far smaller radius than a press brake alone allows.
Why it matters on site
Sharper external corners, smaller bend radii, cleaner geometry and less deformation on the visible face — the difference between a profile that reads as machined and one that reads as folded.
Where MCS uses it
Glass housing profiles, sharp-edge U and L sections, ceiling baffles, lift cladding and any profile that sits at eye level with nothing to hide the corner.
Finish
Coated after fabrication, never before
Pre-coated sheet leaves raw, uncoated metal at every cut and every joint. MCS cuts, bends, welds and buffs each piece first, then coats it — so the colour is continuous across faces, edges and welds.
Geometry
Square and rectangular sections, held true
Sharp-cornered profiles with parallel legs down the full run. The section you sign off on a sample is the section that arrives in production quantity.
Scope
Prototype through production
One-off mock-ups, sample development and bulk runs come off the same machines, so what is approved at sample stage is reproducible at quantity.
Selected Products
Specified most often
Each product page carries its materials, finishes, process chain and the information MCS needs in order to quote.
Finish range
One section. Any finish.
Coating goes on after the part is cut, bent, welded and buffed — never before. That is why the colour runs unbroken across faces, edges and welds, and why a joint does not show a raw silver line.
PVD in gold, rose gold, champagne gold and black, plus powder coating and custom metallic finishes — over mirror, matte, hairline or bead-blast. See the finish library
Applications
Built for the spaces people notice
Thirteen building types across five sectors. Each application page shows the MCS products specified there most often.
Hospitality
Hotels · Restaurants · Bars · Banquets
Retail
Stores · Malls · Showrooms
Commercial
Offices · Lobbies · Banks
Residential
Villas · Apartments · Penthouses
Infrastructure
Airports · Metro · Hospitals · Institutions
Browse by element
Façades · Ceilings · Cladding · Lifts · GlassMaterials
Seven metals
Every metal page sets out properties, recommended applications, available finishes and the products MCS makes from it.
Stainless Steel
Grades 304 and 316. The default for architectural metalwork that has to hold a finish and stay dimensionally true.
Properties & products 02Aluminium
Light and corrosion resistant. Specified where run length or panel weight rules out steel — ceilings, louvers and façades.
Properties & products 03Brass
Solid brass, not brass-plated steel. Ages unless lacquered — a specification decision to make before sample sign-off.
Properties & products 04Bronze
Deeper, warmer tone than brass. Used where an interior wants weight in the colour rather than brightness.
Properties & products 05Copper
Rich tone that develops with exposure. Behaves differently under the brake and shows handling marks readily.
Properties & products 06Mild Steel
Structural, sub-frame and back-of-house work, and anything that will be powder coated or concealed.
Properties & productsFinish Library
Eleven signature finishes
All applied after fabrication. Swatches below are indicative — request physical samples before specifying, because metal finish does not photograph honestly.
Manufacturing
Built on the shop floor.
Cutting, grooving, bending, welding, buffing and finishing happen in one facility in Narela, Delhi. Nothing critical to the corner or the finish leaves the building between operations — which is what keeps a profile consistent from the first sample to the last length.
The Process Chain
An architect's idea, taken to a finished detail
For Architects
From your drawing to the finished detail.
From early design intent to fabrication-ready details, MCS helps architects and interior designers translate metal concepts into manufacturable architectural solutions.
Send a PDF, DWG or DXF and you get back a fabrication review — material, thickness, bend sequence, groove positions, finish, and any point where the geometry cannot be produced as drawn. That last part is the useful one.
Resource Centre
Guides for architects & specifiers
A growing library of technical guides — helping architects, designers and fabricators specify the right process, material and finish.
What is CNC V-grooving?
Why a milled channel on the bend line changes what a folded corner can look like.
Read guide ComparisonV-grooving vs conventional bending
Where the radius comes from, and when it is worth removing.
Read guide GuideTypes of metal ceiling system
Baffle, linear, open cell, clip-in and lay-in — what each one does to a soffit.
Read guide MaterialSS 304 vs SS 316
Where the extra corrosion resistance is worth specifying, and where it is not.
Read guide FinishPVD vs powder coating
Two different technologies, two different substrates, two different reasons to choose.
Read guide GuideGlass housing profile guide
Internal width, glass make-up, setting blocks and why the corner is the whole detail.
Read guide
Start a project
Have a drawing?
Let's engineer it.
Send dimensions, material and finish requirement. If it can be improved for manufacture, we will tell you before you commit to it.