CNC laser cutting removes material from a metal sheet or plate with a focused beam that follows a programmed path, and the precision it delivers is what separates it from mechanical cutting methods. Tolerances are tighter, edges are cleaner, and complex geometries that would be difficult or impossible to achieve with conventional tooling are routine for a CNC laser.
CMV Fabrication operates CNC laser cutting equipment capable of processing steel and aluminum as well as stainless steel across a range of thicknesses. The work runs from single prototype parts to full production quantities, with the same file-driven accuracy on every cut regardless of batch size.
The range of work that runs through CMV Fabrication's laser cutting operation covers flat parts, formed components that start as flat blanks, decorative panels with intricate cutout patterns, and structural pieces that require precise hole placement and edge geometry. Because the laser follows a digital file, changes between jobs are a programming step, not a tooling change, which keeps setup time low and makes short runs economically practical. CMV Fabrication cuts from customer-supplied files or develops cutting files from drawings and specifications provided at the quote stage.
Customers with parts that need CNC laser cutting can contact CMV Fabrication with a drawing, a CAD file, or a description of the part and its material. CMV provides a quote based on material type, thickness and quantity along with cut complexity, and can advise on design adjustments that improve cut quality or reduce cost without changing the part's function.
