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Your Trusted Partner for Metal Fabrication Solutions
Laser Tech has been a trusted leader in metal fabrication since 1989, delivering precision and reliability to clients across Southern California and beyond. Our 71,000-square-foot facility in Riverside, CA, houses advanced capabilities including laser cutting, CNC punching, machining, welding, and assembly, supported by a dedicated team of 70 professionals. As a privately owned company, our founders remain actively involved, ensuring direct oversight and commitment to quality. We specialize in serving diverse industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical devices, and electronics, offering tailored solutions from prototyping to high-volume production.

Our strengths lie in cost control, rapid problem resolution, and flexible manufacturing approaches, including just-in-time services. With over 32 years of experience, we prioritize cybersecurity compliance with CMMC standards and maintain a client-centric focus on protecting intellectual property. Our team leverages decades of expertise to provide innovative, efficient fabrication solutions that meet exacting specifications and drive customer success.
Services
Laser Cutting CNC Punching Machining Forming Welding Assembly Hardware Insertion Kitting Engineering Assistance Prototyping
Details
  • Year established: 1989
Highlights and features
  • We have over 32 years of experience in metal fabrication.
  • Our privately owned structure ensures direct ownership management.
  • We serve diverse industries including aerospace and medical devices.
  • Our team consists of 70 dedicated professionals.
  • We comply with CMMC cybersecurity regulations.
Services
Laser Cutting
Our laser cutting services deliver high-precision, complex metal components using advanced technology. Ideal for prototyping and production runs, this process ensures tight tolerances and clean edges. Clients benefit from reduced material waste and faster turnaround times for industries requiring exacting specifications.
CNC Punching
CNC punching enables efficient, high-speed production of intricate sheet metal parts. This automated process guarantees consistency and accuracy for medium to large-volume orders. Clients leverage our expertise to achieve cost-effective solutions without compromising quality in demanding applications.
Welding
Our welding services combine skilled technicians with modern equipment to create durable, precision-fused components. Capable of handling diverse materials and complex designs, this service supports structural integrity for industrial equipment and custom fabrication projects across multiple sectors.
Engineering Assistance
We provide expert engineering guidance to optimize designs for manufacturability and cost efficiency. Our team collaborates with clients during prototyping and production phases, ensuring technical feasibility while maintaining compliance with industry standards and specifications.
Assembly
Our assembly services streamline the creation of complex metal systems by combining fabricated parts into finished products. This end-to-end solution reduces supply chain complexity for clients while maintaining quality control through rigorous inspection processes.
Questions
What industries does Laser Tech serve?
We serve automotive, aerospace, medical devices, electronics, HVAC, and food equipment industries, among others requiring precision metal fabrication.
How quickly can I get a quote?
We aim to respond to all quote requests within 72 hours, especially when provided with 3D part files and specifications.
Do you handle both prototyping and large-scale production?
Yes, we support prototyping, short runs, and high-volume production with flexible manufacturing capabilities to meet diverse client needs.
Are your services compliant with cybersecurity standards?
Yes, our platform aligns with CMMC cybersecurity regulations to protect customer intellectual property and data integrity.
What file formats do you accept for designs?
We prefer .stp, .step, or .sldprt files but can accept most common 3D part formats along with PDF prints for specifications.