Defining Our Abilities:

89,000+ Hours Of Annual Laser Capacity

You want fabrication performance with consistent delivery and quality. Iowa Laser Technology integrates a broad base of manufacturing equipment and processes for its core capabilities of advanced laser machining. Cutting ¾” mild steel, ½” stainless steel, and ¼” aluminum, Iowa Laser produces prototypes to large production runs.

Typical process lead times are: 2-3 weeks for flat parts, with additional time for other operations (ie. CNC forming and machining, secondary laser operations, welding).

Up and running 18 hours per day through the week, Iowa Laser offers reputable equipment manufactured by leaders in their fields.

Equipment

(10) Trumpf Laser Systems  

2000W to 6000W, 80”x160” max table, fully-automated

Processing up to ¾” carbon steel, ½” stainless steel, ¼” aluminum

(5) Rofin Custom Lasers

2000W to 5000W Ideal for metal spinnings, secondary processes on formed parts, laser welding

(1) Prima Rapido 5-axis Laser

24”x5'x10' Working Envelope

(6) Cincinnati Press Brakes

230 Ton max, 12' Ram, 8” Stroke, 6-axis CNC Backgage

(2) Haas VF4 Vertical Machining Centers

(1) Haas CNC Tool Room Mill

(1) Panasonic Robotic MIG Welding System

48”x20” Swing

(7) Miller Welding systems

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
•   470 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 the addition of (3) Laser systems in 2007 and the scheduled addition of (2) systems through 2009, the sea of white-and-blue is is growing. 

The latest production equipment is a fully-automated 6000 Watt Trumpf laser, a 500 Watt YAG laser, and a 6-axis CNC Trumpf press brake, ready for production in 2008. The next step? Redesigning our custom lasers to continue to offer solutions few companies in the world can match.

To learn more about lasers, see this one-page tutorial (excel). 

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The Bottom Line…Maintenance Makes Yours or Breaks Yours

Equipment breakdowns can determine a long year's profitability. When lasers are concerned, a quick recovery can determine much more, including your customer base. Idle equipment and a labor force no longer optimized leads to a ratio of fixed costs to product output that negatively determines your level of control.

Preventative Maintenance programs bring the facts to the table, the recorded data that can reveal negative shifts in performance.  Iowa Laser's PM program also includes in-house repairs and major overhauls, minimizing downtime.  What should you bring?  A set of eyes so you can rest assured that our ducks-are-in-a-row.

Continue learning about Iowa Laser's services. Or contact us today to discuss your project.