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Laser cutting.
Built in the USA.

Nampa, Idaho / United States
Manufacturing for a nation of builders

Online laser cutting & sheet metal fabrication.
Made in Idaho. Shipped nationwide.

Quote your parts
Laser cutting and deburring equipment on a manufacturing floor
Xeon NC / American manufacturingFrom your CAD file to your next build

01 / The shop behind the upload

An online quote.
An American shop.

Laser cutting services in the USA should connect a clear design to a part you can put to work.

Xeon NC brings online quoting and physical manufacturing together in Nampa, Idaho. Upload a CAD file, define the material and operations, and take the next step toward custom parts made for your project.

Our laser cutting and sheet metal fabrication services are available to builders across the country through nationwide shipping. Whether the destination is a workshop, a product development team, or a production floor, the starting point is the same: a well-defined part.

You can begin with one prototype. You can quote a production quantity. And you can bring cutting, bending, hardware, and finishing into the same order instead of treating each operation as a separate project.

Meet the people behind the parts

02 / Examples made at Xeon NC

See more laser-cut metal parts

Custom laser cut metal.
A purpose in every detail.

The part determines the process. These examples show what happens when the cut profile and the finished requirements are considered together.

Aluminum plate with rounded corners and two countersunk holes
Aluminum / Cut + countersunk

A plate with a
finished purpose.

The outside profile makes the shape. The countersinks define how the fasteners sit. For a part like this, the hole locations, fastener specification, countersink angle, and required side belong in the manufacturing requirements.

Explore the plate example
Formed steel chassis rail with side flanges, a large central opening and mounting holes
Steel / Laser cut + formed

A profile that
becomes a structure.

This chassis rail brings cut openings and folded side flanges into one part. For your own formed design, identify flange heights, bend directions, and the dimensions that control how the component fits its assembly.

Explore the formed part

03 / Sheet metal fabrication, connected

Cut / Bend / Finish

The complete part.
One clear scope.

Online sheet metal fabrication works best when every required operation is part of the plan. Define the finished result before production, from the material grade to the last installed fastener.

01 / Laser cutting services

Start with
the profile.

Aluminum, carbon steel, and stainless steel. Outside shapes, openings, slots, and mounting patterns. Select the available grade and thickness that your design requires.

Standard laser cutting tolerance is ±0.005″. Flag tighter requirements for review and include a drawing where fit matters.

Explore laser cutting
02 / Sheet metal bending services

Bring it
into shape.

CNC press brake bending turns a flat blank into a bracket, panel, channel, or enclosure component. A formed STEP model helps communicate the intended result.

Material, thickness, bend radius, and feature spacing influence what can be formed. Review those details before releasing the part.

Explore CNC bending
03 / Hardware & finishing

Make it ready
for its role.

Specify available hardware installation and finishing with the part. Xeon NC offers in-house powder coating alongside other finishing options.

Identify cosmetic faces, finish requirements, and assembly needs. Compatibility depends on the material and design.

Explore complete fabrication

04 / From the first part to the next run

Prove the part.
Then build the batch.

A prototype answers questions the CAD file cannot settle on its own: how the assembly fits, how a finish looks, and whether the part works in its intended setting.

Single-piece orders are welcome at Xeon NC. After checking the prototype, update the files if needed and quote the production quantity against the approved revision.

Prepare a production release
  1. 01

    Define the file.

    Use a DXF for a flat cut profile or a STEP/STP model for a formed part. Keep the model and drawing on the same revision.

  2. 02

    Define the finished result.

    Specify alloy or grade, thickness, quantity, bends, hardware, and finish. Add a PDF drawing for critical dimensions and requirements the model does not show.

  3. 03

    Approve the next step.

    Review the configured operations and estimated schedule. Check a prototype before scaling, and identify the approved revision for the next order.

05 / Nationwide service

Manufactured in Nampa, Idaho

From Idaho.
Across America.

Online laser cutting and metal fabrication services for U.S. destinations. These are places we serve by shipping from our Idaho shop.

01 / United States

The West

Seattle · Portland · San Francisco · Los Angeles · San Diego

For projects along the Pacific coast, explore our regional guide to laser cutting, bending, and delivery.

Explore West Coast service
02 / United States

The Mountain West

Boise · Salt Lake City · Denver · Phoenix

Our Nampa, Idaho shop manufactures the parts described here. Pickup in Nampa is available when selected for an order.

Meet our Idaho shop
03 / United States

The Midwest & South

Chicago · Detroit · Minneapolis · Dallas · Houston · Atlanta

From one prototype to a production quantity, specify the same finished requirements and include the destination in your quote.

Quote your project
04 / United States

The East

New York · Boston · Philadelphia · Charlotte · Miami

Plan the required arrival date alongside production and transit. For larger shipments, include the receiving details at your site.

Plan delivery and receiving
Finished sheet metal components in a wooden crate beside a press brake
The next step / Your receiving floor

06 / Production is part of the schedule

The destination
belongs in the plan.

Include the delivery address and required arrival date when you request the quote. Review production timing and shipping transit as separate parts of the schedule.

For freight, describe the receiving site: commercial or residential, dock or forklift access, and any liftgate or appointment requirements. Those details matter whether the part travels one state or across the country.

Review shipping and receiving

07 / Finding the right manufacturing partner

Choosing the best laser
cutting service in the USA.

The best fit is the shop that can meet your part’s requirements and give you a clear path from files to delivery. Confirm the material and operations, identify critical dimensions, review examples of the work, and compare quotes for the same finished scope.

Xeon NC brings an Idaho manufacturing shop, online quoting, single-piece access, and connected cutting, bending, and finishing to that decision. For a broader supplier comparison, use our sourcing guide.

Compare your sourcing options

08 / Before you order

A few useful
answers.

Where does Xeon NC manufacture its sheet metal parts?

Xeon NC manufactures in Nampa, Idaho. Online quoting and nationwide shipping make those laser cutting and sheet metal fabrication services available to projects across the United States.

Which metals can I order for laser cutting?

Xeon NC offers laser cutting in aluminum, carbon steel, and stainless steel. Select an available alloy or grade and thickness for your order. Bending and finishing options depend on the material and geometry.

Can I combine laser cutting, bending, and powder coating?

Yes. Cutting, CNC press brake bending, hardware installation, and finishing can be configured together where available for the part. Xeon NC also offers in-house powder coating. Use a custom quote for special requirements or operations that need review.

Is there a minimum quantity for custom parts?

Single-piece and prototype orders are welcome. Check fit, finish, and assembly with a prototype, then quote the production quantity using the approved file revision.

What do I need for an online laser cutting quote?

Prepare a DXF for a flat profile or a STEP/STP model for a formed part. Specify material, thickness, quantity, required operations, and the delivery destination. Include a PDF drawing for critical dimensions and requirements that the model does not communicate.

Does a quoted production time include shipping?

Production and shipping transit are separate. Review the estimated schedule for the order and provide a required arrival date when timing matters. Freight may also require a dock, forklift, liftgate, or delivery appointment.

Your file. Our shop. Your next part.

Let's make
what's next.

Laser cutting & sheet metal fabrication.
Made in Idaho. Shipped nationwide.