Fiber Laser Cutting Services

METCO Metal Fab provides a wide range of custom metal fabrication services, including laser cutting, CNC punching, press brake forming, welding, machining, assembly, and value-added manufacturing solutions. We support customers requiring precision sheet metal components, welded assemblies, and production fabrication projects.

We commonly fabricate carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized steel, and other industrial metals. Material selection depends on your product requirements, application, strength requirements, corrosion resistance, and budget.

Yes. METCO provides precision laser cutting services for sheet metal and fabricated components. Laser cutting is ideal for producing accurate holes, profiles, slots, and complex geometries while maintaining tight tolerances and high repeatability.

Yes. We support everything from prototype and low-volume development work to medium and high-volume production runs. Our team can help optimize manufacturability while maintaining quality and cost efficiency.

Yes. METCO regularly supports OEMs and industrial manufacturers with fabricated parts, welded assemblies, replacement components, and ongoing production requirements across multiple industries.

Yes. Our engineering and manufacturing team can review drawings and models to identify opportunities for cost reduction, improved manufacturability, reduced lead times, and streamlined production processes.

We commonly work with CAD files such as STEP (.STP), SolidWorks files, DXF files, PDF drawings, and other industry-standard engineering documents. Providing a 3D model and drawing typically allows for the fastest and most accurate quotation.

METCO serves a variety of industries including transportation, heavy equipment, industrial machinery, commercial products, agricultural equipment, construction equipment, and other manufacturing sectors requiring precision fabricated metal components.

es. We manufacture welded assemblies ranging from simple fabricated components to complex multi-part assemblies. Welding services can be integrated with cutting, forming, machining, and assembly operations.

METCO Metal Fab is located in Chattanooga, Tennessee, serving customers throughout the Southeast and across the United States.

You can request a quote by contacting our team through the website, emailing your drawings and specifications, or calling our office. Providing quantities, material requirements, drawings, and delivery expectations helps us prepare an accurate quotation.

Customers choose METCO because of our focus on quality, responsiveness, manufacturing expertise, and commitment to producing reliable fabricated metal components. We work closely with customers to deliver solutions that meet performance, schedule, and budget requirements.

Choosing the best metal fabrication company depends on your project requirements, quality expectations, responsiveness, and manufacturing capabilities. METCO Metal Fab combines laser cutting, CNC punching, forming, welding, machining, and assembly services under one roof, allowing customers to streamline production and work with a single manufacturing partner from prototype through production.

METCO Metal Fab provides precision laser cutting and sheet metal fabrication services from Chattanooga, Tennessee. We support customers throughout Tennessee and the Southeast with custom fabricated parts, welded assemblies, production components, and OEM manufacturing solutions.

Yes. An experienced fabricator can often reduce costs by improving manufacturability before production begins. This may include reducing the number of operations, optimizing hole locations, selecting more efficient materials, minimizing weld requirements, improving nesting efficiency, and simplifying assembly processes. Early design review can often result in significant savings over the life of a product.

Laser cutting uses a focused laser beam to cut material and is ideal for complex profiles, intricate geometries, and tight-tolerance features. CNC punching uses specialized tooling to create holes, forms, louvers, embosses, and other features quickly and efficiently. Depending on the part design, one process may be more economical than the other, and in some cases both processes may be used to maximize efficiency.

Production timelines vary depending on material availability, manufacturing complexity, quantity requirements, and current production schedules. Simple prototype components may be completed in 1-2 weeks, while larger production orders take 2-3 weeks or complex assemblies may take 4-6 weeks. Contact METCO with your drawings and requirements for an estimated lead time.

For the most accurate quote, provide part drawings showing all dimensions and critical tolerances, CAD files, material specifications, quantities, finishing requirements, and any special quality or packaging requirements. STEP files, DXF files, and PDF drawings are commonly used and help us evaluate the most efficient manufacturing process for your project.

Yes. METCO regularly manufactures components from customer-supplied engineering drawings, CAD models, and production specifications. Our team reviews each project to ensure manufacturing feasibility and can provide recommendations that improve quality, reduce cost, or simplify production when appropriate.

Yes. METCO fabricates components from stainless steel, aluminum, carbon steel, galvanized steel, and other commonly used industrial materials. We can help determine the best material choice based on your application’s strength requirements, corrosion resistance needs, appearance expectations, and budget considerations.

METCO Metal Fab serves customers throughout Chattanooga, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, the Southeast, and across the United States. Our manufacturing capabilities support OEMs, industrial manufacturers, equipment builders, and businesses requiring precision metal fabrication services.

Working with a local fabrication partner can improve communication, reduce shipping costs, shorten lead times, and simplify project collaboration. METCO provides direct access to experienced manufacturing professionals who can assist with project planning, design-for-manufacturing recommendations, and production support throughout the life of your project.