In business since 1995, Quest LaserCut is a Franklin, Ohio manufacturer known for responsive service and quick turnaround on precision-cut parts. Its 20,000-square-foot warehouse helps the company keep materials ready for customers across a five-state region, serving manufacturers in fields such as automotive and aerospace.
Champion LaserFamily-owned and operated near Covington, Ohio, Champion Laser is a laser-cutting facility producing precision parts from customer CAD drawings and detailed prints. Its two-axis, 48-by-96-inch cutting setup handles quantities from one to thousands, with stated tolerances of plus or minus .004 inch and quick turnaround for smaller orders. The company serves a broad range of applications while emphasizing friendly service and on-time delivery of quality parts.COVINGTON, OH
Lasercraft, IncSince 1988, Lasercraft has turned sheet metal into precision parts through laser cutting and fabrication in North Ridgeville, Ohio. Its facility brings together Trumpf laser cutters, robotic forming cells and 5-axis equipment, allowing the company to take projects from concept through delivery and handle complex formed or tubular parts alongside conventional sheet work. With more than 35 years in the trade, Lasercraft has built long-running customer relationships around dependable communication and on-time production.NORTH RIDGEVILLE, OH
Ohio LaserSince 1997, Ohio Laser has produced precision-fabricated metal parts and assemblies for OEMs, combining automated flat and tube laser cutting with in-house fabrication and machining. The Plain City manufacturer handles both complex, high-volume programs and smaller production needs, with engineering support for improving part manufacturability and customer-supplied material management. Ohio Laser operates as a Hickey Metal subsidiary and is certified to ISO 9001:2015.PLAIN CITY, OH
Conus Laser WorksConus Laser Works is a Plain City, Ohio laser-cutting and engraving shop serving industrial and design clients with precision parts, markings, and custom work. Its large 52-by-100-inch cutting table handles oversized projects, while a rotary system processes cylindrical work up to 6 inches in diameter and 32 inches long at tolerances as tight as .001 inch. The company is also identified as a certified government contractor and lists aerospace, automotive, medical-device, and architectural clients among its markets.PLAIN CITY, OH