Chief Manufacturing provides laser cutting services for industrial manufacturers across Wisconsin, the Midwest and the Rust Belt. Our family-owned Wisconsin machine shop cuts components for fabrication, weldments, frames and finished assemblies, giving customers a direct path from print review to production. Send your print, CAD file and quantity to request a same-day quote.
Laser cutting gives manufacturers a clean, accurate way to produce flat components used in welded assemblies, fabricated structures and industrial equipment. Chief Manufacturing works with engineers and project managers looking for laser-cut parts alongside CNC machining, fabrication, welding, painting and sandblasting.
Flat steel components
Brackets and mounting plates
Frame components
Weldment parts
Tabs, gussets and supports
Equipment guards and covers
Fabricated assembly parts
Low-volume production runs
Prototype-to-production part programs
Components requiring downstream machining or finishing
Laser-cut parts often become part of a larger fabrication, weldment or assembly project. Chief Manufacturing gives buyers a practical way to source cut, welded, machined and finished components from one Wisconsin shop.
Send your PDF print, quantity and material requirements for fast review on qualified laser cutting projects.
Laser-cut components can move directly into welding, forming, machining or assembly work.
Our shop is built for smaller production runs, changing part mixes and repeat industrial programs.
Laser-cut parts can be paired with machined weldments, heavy plate weldments, frames and fabricated assemblies.
Painting and sandblasting are available for components needing surface preparation, coating or final finishing.
Chief Manufacturing works with manufacturers sourcing durable parts for OEM equipment, production systems and industrial applications.
Send your PDF print, quantity, material requirements and any project notes. Chief Manufacturing can review qualified laser cutting projects for same-day quoting. New customers should also have CAD files ready before production begins.
Laser cutting is a strong fit for flat components, brackets, plates, tabs, gussets, guards, covers and parts used in fabricated assemblies. It works especially well for high-mix, low-volume industrial projects with defined prints and material requirements.
Yes. Laser-cut parts can be welded, machined, formed, painted, sandblasted or assembled depending on the project requirements. Chief Manufacturing offers related services for larger print-ready manufacturing projects.
Chief Manufacturing provides laser cutting for industrial OEMs, mining, construction, material handling, agriculture, power transmission and fabrication-related applications. Our team works with manufacturers sourcing cut parts, weldment components, frames and finished assemblies for demanding industrial equipment programs.
Have a laser-cut component, fabricated part, weldment or finished assembly ready for review? Send Chief Manufacturing your print, CAD file and quantity to request a same-day quote from a Wisconsin machine shop serving manufacturers across Southeast Wisconsin, the Midwest and the Rust Belt.