Laser Automation Inc

Northeast Laser, Inc. is a leading laser cutting and metal forming company based in Tallmadge, Ohio. With a commitment to accuracy, quality, and on-time performance, they have been serving the Akron, Canton, and Cleveland area since 2000. Specializing in prototype manufacturing and production job shop services, they offer precision laser cutting, press brake forming, welding, and secondary machining for a wide range of industries including machine shops, fabricators, food service, construction, energy, machinery, and factory automation. With state-of-the-art equipment and a dedicated team, Northeast Laser, Inc. provides fast and reliable laser cutting services for various materials such as mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and exotic alloys. Their expertise also extends to exotic metal forming, offering solutions for clients in Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Michigan, and Illinois. Committed to delivering quality parts at competitive prices, Northeast Laser, Inc. is the go-to choice for precision laser cutting and metal forming needs in the region.Generated from the website

McAfee Tool & Die, founded in 1977, is a renowned tooling and manufacturing facility in Uniontown, OH. With a strong commitment to quality and craftsmanship, they are recognized as innovators in a highly competitive industry, offering a full range of services from concept and prototyping to final design and permanent tooling. Combining the expertise of their creative designers, state-of-the-art equipment, and skilled craftsmen, McAfee Tool & Die is equipped to handle Laser Machining, Engineering, Stamping, CNC Machining, Inspection, and Wire EDM, ensuring Just-In-Time delivery and meeting all your Tool Die needs.Generated from the website

In 1988, Lasercraft's founders identified the potential of laser cutting in manufacturing and production. With selection of a laser system, Lasercraft, Inc was founded. Lasercraft's first laser was purchased with the idea of offering more than just traditional flat laser cutting capabilities. The first laser system was custom fit with a CNC rotary, allowing the capability of cutting 3-dimensional parts while providing the flat cutting services. Lasercraft soon became known as a multi-axis laser cutting job shop. Lasercraft's commitment to investing in new technology continued in 1989 with the design and purchase of a second laser cutting system. Although the second machine was a flat laser, Lasercraft saw the need for the efficiencies of a 5 axis laser cutting system. In 1991, Lasercraft purchased their first 5 axis system. In 1993, Lasercraft purchased their second 5 axis laser cutting system to meet the growing needs of its customers.