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Specializing in laser micromachining, our laser cutting service can process small features from 0.001 inch in size plus precision levels +/-0.0002 inch. Excellent edge quality, hole drilling, slots, patterns with various materials: metals, kapton, thin films, ceramics, silicon wafers and polymers.
For over 25 years, Will-Mann, Inc. has been a leading laser job shop that provides high-quality sheet metal laser cutting services, laser marking services and laser welding services. Our other capabilities include CNC laser service, shearing and braking. Precision laser cutting and marking.
A job shop specializing in laser machining, Corry Laser Technology offers laser cutting services, laser marking services, laser welding services, CO2 lasers and laser drilling services. We will work with materials (aerospace alloys, ceramics, glass, etc.) that are 1/2" thick and 120" x 72" x 36".
Iowa Laser Technology, one of the top laser job shops in the midwest, specializes in multi-axis precision laser cutting services, laser cutting contract manufacturing, laser welding services and CNC laser cutting, as well as, conventional welding, forming and engineering services.
Tesko Laser Division is one of the top laser job shops. With our state-of-the-art equipment, we provide high-quality laser cutting services, laser marking services, laser drilling services and laser machining. We also offer CNC laser cutting and plastic laser cutting. Contact us today!
With Trumpf equipment, Fab 2 Order specializes in metal fabrication and laser cutting. State of the art capabilities include 4000 watts of flat laser cutting, 30 tons of CNC punching, 130 tons of precision 6 axis back gauge bending. Laser cutting is used for etching, lettering and more.
If you’re looking for precision laser cutting services, Serra Laser Center is your source. Our state-of-the-art laser machines can cut through thick materials to 1.00” and thin materials to .001”, as well as shapes, angles and tubes. Our nationwide delivery service makes us an easy choice.
Focusing on service & quality steel products, Amber Steel specializes in laser cutting & processing. Our laser cutting is done with a 3500 watt laser with rotary axis cutter. Capabilities of plasma cutting & flame cutting make us the choice for all your laser machining services.
Exceeding your expectations, Applied Laser Technologies has the know-how to do all your laser cutting services. Cutting mild steel to 1” and stainless steel to ½”, we can also do laser etching with our marking laser on metal, wood, plastic, glass and more. ISO 9002 accredited manufacturer.
Precision Laser Cutting and Welding, micro, miniature, high accuracy, multi-complex axis, small hole laser cutting is our specialty. Laser cutting and welding for medical, semiconductor, aerospace and defense industries. CNC Machining and Water Jet Cutting also available.
Laser Engraving is the practice of using lasers to engrave, etch, or mark an object. Although it can be a very technical and complex process, laser engraving produces very precise and clean engravings which can be achieved at a high rate of speed. Typically, a computer system is used to control the movements of the laser head.
Lasers can remove material very efficiently because they deliver energy to the surface in a manner which converts a high percentage of the light energy into heat. Laser engraving uses heat energy delivered by the laser to alter the surface of the material under its focal point. Heating the surface may cause the material to vaporize, or the material will fracture and flake off the surface. If the surface material is vaporized during laser engraving, ventilation is almost always required to remove the noxious fumes and smoke that arise and to remove debris on the surface.
The major advantage of laser engraving over other engraving technologies is that laser engraving does not involve tool bits that contact the engraving surface. Tool bits wear out and the bit heads must be replaced regularly. Laser engraving has become an industry standard in production lines and has largely replaced slower technologies such as hot-stamping. This technique is utilized on a wide variety of materials including metal, wood, and plastics.
