Laser Cutting for Aluminum, Stainless Steel, and Steel in Phoenix
KorFab cuts aluminum, stainless steel, and steel plate with a 6KW fiber laser in Phoenix, with a direct path to forming, welding, and finishing in the same facility.
One Laser, Three Materials, One Phoenix Shop
KorFab provides laser cutting services through its Laser Plate Processing capability, running a 6KW fiber laser that processes aluminum, stainless steel, and steel plate up to 5 by 10 feet. Etching capability handles part numbers and alignment marks, so cut parts arrive clean and ready for the next step.
Because the laser sits in the same shop as forming, welding, and finishing, a cut plate moves directly into the next process without leaving the building. One team, one accountable path from raw plate to finished part.
Aluminum, Stainless Steel, and Steel on One Fiber Laser
The 6KW fiber laser handles three distinct materials, each with its own common applications and downstream processes.
Aluminum Laser Cutting
Clean edges and fine detail on architectural aluminum plate. Common in panel, signage, and outdoor component work where weight and corrosion resistance matter. Cut parts move directly into forming or finishing.
Connected to press brake formingStainless Steel Laser Cutting
Corrosion resistant parts with a refined surface appearance. Common in architectural, commercial, and industrial work where durability and appearance both matter. Cut parts connect to welding and finishing when more than a blank is needed.
Connected to robotic weldingSteel Laser Cutting
Steel laser cutting handles steel plate for components, brackets, frames, and fabricated assemblies. The 6KW fiber laser processes steel plate up to 1 inch thick. Cut parts frequently move into bending and forming, then welding, grinding, and powder coating.
Connected to bending and forming
From Cut Plate to Finished Component
A laser cut plate is often the first step. Many parts get formed into brackets, welded into fabricated assemblies, ground and finished, and powder coated before they ship. When those connected processes stay with KorFab, you get one partner and one accountable path from raw plate to finished part.
Connected Fabrication Processes
After cutting, parts can move into press brake forming on the Mitsubishi ADIRA CNC press brake, MIG welding and robotic welding on the Vectis cobot, grinding and finishing, powder coating, and final assembly. Each step is a verified KorFab capability, so the cut plate becomes a completed fabricated assembly without leaving the shop.
For the full equipment list, visit the capabilities overview. For the established Laser Plate Processing page with equipment details and project examples, see Laser Plate Processing in Phoenix.
What to Send for a Laser Cutting Quote
Send what you have. Vector files produce the fastest quotes. See the component RFQ guide for a complete checklist.
- Material and grade
- Thickness
- Plate size (up to 5 by 10 feet)
- Quantity
- Drawing or sketch (DXF, DWG, STEP, PDF, or image)
- Etching or layout marks if needed
- Downstream processes (forming, welding, grinding, finish)
- Timeline and delivery location
Phoenix Facility, Nationwide Delivery
Laser cut parts leave the Phoenix facility in custom built crates sized to the part, with tracked shipping and delivery estimates on every order. Most orders are fabricated, inspected, and ready to ship in about a week. Arizona statewide freight and nationwide LTL and FTL shipping are available.
Verified Laser Cutting Equipment and Material Facts
- Bodor C Series Laser: Materials: Steel, Stainless Steel, Galvanized Steel, Aluminum, Copper, Brass
- Bodor C Series Laser: Cuts plates up to 5ft x 10ft (1.52m x 3.04m)
- Laser Plate Processing
- Full-service: cutting, forming, welding, and finishing under one roof — one team controls quality from raw material to finished part
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Have Plate That Needs Laser Cutting?
Send the material, thickness, plate size, quantity, and drawing. We will review the cut and confirm the process.