Laser Cutting in Canada
Laser cutting takes a flat sheet to a finished part fastest: a focused beam traces clean, accurate profiles at speed with little secondary finishing, and fiber lasers handle reflective metals like aluminum and copper. For most fabrication, it is where the part begins.
It is where much of Canadian fabrication begins, too. Fabricated-metal manufacturing is one of the country's larger industrial sectors, thousands of establishments nationwide1, so capacity for flat-part cutting is broad and close by across wattages and bed sizes. Cost scales with cut length and thickness, and laser pairs naturally with bending and welding for finished assemblies.
Sources 1. Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Fabricated metal product manufacturing
What you can get made
- Finishing
- Powder Coating, Polishing, Painting, Deburring, Anodizing, Sand Blasting, Laser Marking, Plating
- Advanced equipment
- 5-Axis Machining, CMM, Live Tooling, Mill-Turn, Swiss Turning, Wire EDM
- Industries served
- Industrial, Aerospace, Medical, Construction, Automotive, Food Processing, Energy, Oil & Gas
Good to know
- Tight, repeatable profiles with minimal kerf and clean edges.
- Cost scales with cut length and thickness; simplify profiles where possible.
- Pairs naturally with bending and welding for finished assemblies.