Business Details
30 Years
experience
Precision Metal Fabrication Services in Jackson, WI
Since 1996, The Laser Shop has specialized in producing customer-designed metal components, evolving from a small Milwaukee facility with one laser to a 24/7 operation in Jackson, Wisconsin. Our ISO 9001-certified processes prioritize quality products, on-time delivery, and value pricing to maintain long-term industry partnerships. We offer comprehensive metal fabrication services including laser cutting, waterjet cutting, welding, forming, machining, and painting, while maintaining strict adherence to quality management systems since 2012. Our team combines technical expertise with a commitment to solving complex fabrication challenges across diverse industries. By continuously expanding our capabilities and maintaining state-of-the-art equipment, we ensure reliable production from prototypes to large-scale contract manufacturing.Our success stems from understanding client needs and delivering precision-engineered solutions that meet exact specifications. We maintain transparent communication throughout projects and invest in employee development to uphold our technical proficiency. With strategic partnerships for complementary services, we provide end-to-end fabrication support while maintaining competitive pricing. Our facility accommodates tight-tolerance work across multiple materials, serving industries ranging from aerospace to sporting goods. Through three decades of operational experience, we've built a reputation for technical excellence and customer-centric service delivery.
Services
Laser Cutting
Waterjet Cutting
Certified Welding
Metal Forming
Precision Machining
Industrial Painting
Details
- Year established: 1996
Highlights and features
- ISO 9001-certified quality management since 2012
- 24/7 production capabilities for urgent requirements
- Full-service fabrication from prototyping to contract manufacturing
- Decades of combined team expertise in metalworking
- Comprehensive in-house capabilities reduce outsourcing needs
Associations and certifications
- ISO 9001:2015
- American Society for Quality
- Automotive Industry Action Group
- American Welding Society
Services
Laser Cutting
Our laser cutting service delivers high-precision metal fabrication using advanced CO2 and fiber laser technology. We handle complex geometries in steel, aluminum, and specialty alloys up to 0.5-inch thickness. Computer-controlled systems ensure 0.001-inch tolerances for aerospace, medical, and industrial applications.
Waterjet Cutting
Waterjet cutting provides cold-cutting capabilities for heat-sensitive materials like titanium and composites. Our high-pressure systems achieve 0.003-inch accuracy in materials up to 6 inches thick. Ideal for prototypes and production runs requiring burr-free edges without material distortion.
Certified Welding
ASME-certified welders perform TIG and MIG welding on stainless steel, aluminum, and carbon steel components. We maintain AWS D1.1 compliance with full documentation for critical applications in military, medical, and industrial equipment manufacturing.
Metal Forming
Computer-controlled press brakes form complex sheet metal components with 0.005-inch angular accuracy. Our capabilities include forming up to 0.25-inch thick material with automated tooling for consistent production runs.
Precision Machining
CNC milling and turning centers produce precision components with 0.0005-inch tolerances. Our machining department supports secondary operations including tapping, threading, and precision boring for completed fabrication packages.
People
Mike LaLicata
Safety & Quality Coordinator
Overseeing quality assurance and safety compliance, Mike ensures all products meet ISO 9001 standards while maintaining a safe working environment for our team.
Paul Jacobsen
Plant Manager
Paul directs daily operations across our 24/7 production facility, managing equipment investments and process improvements to maintain manufacturing excellence.
John Romanshek
Business Manager
John handles financial operations and strategic planning, ensuring our business growth aligns with customer needs and industry standards.
Tim Oelerich
Manufacturing Engineer
Tim develops production strategies and cost-effective solutions while maintaining technical specifications for complex fabrication projects across multiple industries.
Thomas Hayostek
Production Coordinator
Tom manages workflow scheduling and resource allocation to ensure on-time delivery of all customer orders through efficient production planning.
Questions
What industries do you serve?
We support aerospace, medical equipment, automotive, military, and industrial manufacturing sectors with custom metal fabrication solutions.
Are you ISO 9001 certified?
Yes, we've maintained ISO 9001 certification since 2013 through ABS Quality Evaluations, ensuring consistent quality management practices.
What materials can you work with?
Our capabilities include stainless steel, aluminum, brass, mild steel, and specialty alloys using both thermal and mechanical processing methods.
Do you handle large production runs?
Our 24/7 facility accommodates both prototyping and high-volume production with automated systems for consistent, cost-effective manufacturing.
What finishing options are available?
We offer industrial painting services meeting specification requirements, along with secondary operations like deburring and surface preparation.
How do you handle complex projects?
Our engineering team collaborates on DFM analysis and process planning to ensure technically challenging projects meet all performance requirements.
