What fiber laser cutting is best for
- Thin steel, stainless steel, and aluminum parts
- Sheet metal brackets, plates, tabs, gussets, and covers
- Signs, decorative panels, and architectural pieces
- Prototype parts and repeatable production runs
- Jobs where speed and part cost matter most
Fast, clean cuts in sheet metal
Fiber laser cutting is often the fastest and most cost-effective way to cut thin metal. It leaves a clean edge, sets up quickly, and handles detailed outlines, small holes, and nested parts well. Our laser cuts metal up to about ½ inch thick, depending on the material and what the part needs.
For repeat parts, send the same file again and the parts come out the same.
Fiber laser or waterjet?
Laser is the right fit for most thin metal jobs where speed and cost matter. Waterjet is better for thick plate, heat-sensitive material, and anything that is not metal, like stone, glass, rubber, plastic, and foam. We have both machines, so we recommend the process that fits the part and the budget.
Cut, bent, and finished in one shop
Laser-cut blanks often need a bend, a hole tapped, or a weld. Our 175-ton, 12-foot Accurpress CNC press brake, plate roller, welder, and drill press are in the same building, so you are not coordinating three vendors for one bracket.
Laser cutting near Salt Lake City
We are at 735 W 200 N in North Salt Lake, just off Redwood Road. Customers from Salt Lake City, Bountiful, and across Davis and Salt Lake counties drop off material and pick up finished parts, and we ship anywhere else.
