Precision cutting and machining of stainless steel, aluminum, carbon steel, and engineered plastics — laser cutting, forming, and multi-axis machining held to repeatable tolerances, from a single prototype part through production quantities.
UL 508A Certified Shop • U.S. Veteran-Owned • Las Vegas, NV

Clean, dross-free profiles in stainless, aluminum, and carbon steel with tight, repeatable part-to-part geometry.
Multi-axis milling and turning of housings, plates, brackets, manifolds, and fixtures to print.
Press-brake forming with consistent bend radii, tight flange tolerances, and repeatable setups.
TIG and MIG welding, ground and finished, including sanitary and washdown-grade seams.
Inserted hardware, tapping, deburring, passivation, powder coat, anodize, and brushed finishes.
One-off first articles and volume runs from the same documented process and fixturing.
Send your model and we will confirm every line against your print before quoting.
Request a Quote| Materials | 304/316 stainless, 5052/6061 aluminum, carbon steel, engineered plastics |
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| Typical tolerance | ±0.005" on machined features; per drawing where tighter callouts apply |
| Sheet range | 22 ga through 1/2" plate |
| Processes | Laser cutting, press-brake forming, multi-axis machining, TIG/MIG welding |
| Finishing | Deburr, bead blast, #4 brushed, passivation, powder coat, anodize, wet paint |
| Inspection | In-process dimensional inspection with first-article verification |
| Volumes | Prototype and first article through ongoing production runs |
| File formats | STEP, STP, IGS, SLDPRT, DWG, DXF, PDF |



We typically hold ±0.005" on machined features and work to tighter callouts where your print requires them. Send the model and we will confirm what is achievable — and flag anything that would drive cost before you commit.
Yes. We routinely run 304 and 316 stainless, 5052 and 6061 aluminum, carbon steel, and engineered plastics, and we control for cross-contamination on stainless work.
Yes. Single parts and first articles are normal work for us, and the same fixturing and documented process carries forward into production when you are ready to scale.
A 3D model (STEP, IGS, SLDPRT) plus a 2D drawing with tolerances, material, and finish callouts gives us everything needed to quote accurately. DXF alone is fine for flat laser parts.
Upload STEP, DWG, or DXF files with your material and rating specs. Free consultation, response within one business day.
UL 508A Certified Shop • U.S. Veteran-Owned • Las Vegas, NV