Equipment
(13) Trumpf Sheet Laser Systems
2000W to 6000W, 80"x160" max
table, fully-automated
Processing up to 3/4" carbon
steel, 1/2" stainless steel, 3/8" aluminum
(1)
Messer MG MPC 2000 Plasma Cutting System
Processing to 2" carbon steel and 1-1/2" stainless steel/aluminum
(2) Trumpf
TruLaser Tube Lasers
3200W
Processing to 10" round
tubing, 7" square tubing
1/2" carbon steel, 1/4" stainless and 3/16" aluminum
(5) Rofin Custom Lasers
2000W to 5000W
2-, 3-, and 4-axis capability
Ideal for 7"-20" OD tubes,
metal spinnings, close-toleranced holes on formed parts,
CO2 laser welding
(1) Prima Rapido Laser
(1) Mitsubishi VC2 Laser
5-axis capability
24"x5'x10' Working Envelope
Processing metal spinnings,
formed tubes, fabrications
(1) Nd:Yag
Laser cell
Laser welding applications
requiring finite welds on small components
(1) 6000W
CO2 Laser Welding cell
Laser welding applications
processing carbon steel (3/8" thick), stainless steel and
metal alloys
(6) Cincinnati
Press Brakes
230 Ton max, 12' Ram, 8"
Stroke, 6-axis CNC Backgage
American-style tooling
(2) Trumpf
Press Brakes
European-style tooling
(2) Haas Vertical Machining
Centers
VF4 and VF6
(1)
Haas CNC Tool Room Mill
(1) Panasonic
Robotic MIG Welding System
48"x20" Swing
(7) Miller Welding systems
Large weldments to 16' in
length
Tab-and-slot design
To
see a full equipment list, click here.
Defining
our Lead Times:
Conservative
agreements with the Fortune 500.
Iowa
Laser is a 'total part production' contract manufacturer;
lead times have and always will vary based on the demand
for our services, affected greatly by our largest customers.
Who are they?
- Four-wheeled equipment
manufacturers
- Pressurized-liquid
muffler silencers
- Aftermarket automobile
tool designers
- Midwestern-weather
control experts
- Automated recycling
drivers
- 400+ others
By restricting any one company from controlling our
destiny, Iowa Laser's lead time consistency is designed
for the median yet suited for the maximum. With a commitment to continuous investment in new laser technology, the sea of white-and-blue continues to grow.
To learn more about lasers, see
this one-page tutorial (excel).
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