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Laser Cutting at Geometrix Co
Geometrix Co operates a full in-house laser cutting service out of Rosemount, MN, built for metal fabrication work that demands accuracy and consistency. We cut mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum across a range of thicknesses — from light gauge sheet metal to heavier plate stock — handling both standard profiles and complex custom geometries from your design files directly.
Every job runs through CNC-controlled equipment, which means your parts come out matching the drawing exactly. No interpretation, no guesswork. The machine follows the file, and our team verifies the output before anything leaves the shop.
We work with a wide range of clients — contractors, manufacturers, engineers, and OEMs across the Twin Cities region — on everything from single prototype cuts to recurring production orders. The setup is fast because there are no physical tooling changes between jobs. You send the file, we confirm the specs, and the work gets done. Short lead times, clean edges, and parts that are ready for the next stage of fabrication without rework.
For projects that involve multiple fabrication steps, laser cutting is typically the first operation — and getting it right here saves time and cost at every step that follows. That’s the standard we hold every order to.
Why Choose Geometrix Co for Laser Cutting
At Geometrix Co, laser cutting is done entirely in-house at our Rosemount, MN facility. No outsourcing, no third-party delays. Your job stays under one roof from the moment you send the file to the moment the parts ship. Our team reviews every cut order before it goes to the machine — checking material specs, tolerances, and file integrity — so problems get caught before they become expensive.
We work with fabricators, contractors, engineers, and OEMs across the Twin Cities region. Whether you’re sourcing parts for a one-off custom project or setting up a recurring production order, Geometrix Co gives you a consistent point of contact and predictable results every time.
20 YEARS OF PRECISION FABRICATION IN MINNESOTA
Geometrix Co has been delivering high-quality metal fabrication work to contractors, manufacturers, and engineers across the Twin Cities region. Every project — from a single custom cut to a full production run — is handled in-house at our Rosemount, MN facility with the same standard of accuracy and craftsmanship. We don’t outsource, we don’t cut corners, and we stand behind every part that leaves our shop.
What Our Client's
Say And Think
Geometrix works with manufacturers, equipment builders, and industrial customers who need reliable metal fabrication without unnecessary friction. We support laser cutting, forming, welding, machining, assembly, and finishing coordination — with a focus on accuracy, communication, and dependable turnaround.
FAQ
Frequency Asked Question
Our equipment is capable of precision cutting for a variety of materials, including stainless steel, aluminum, and carbon steel. We can typically process sheets ranging from thin gauges up to 1-inch thickness for steel, depending on the specific project requirements. If you have a specialty alloy, please contact us to verify our current tooling capabilities.
Laser cutting is known for its extreme accuracy. Our systems maintain tight tolerances, often within +/- 0.005 inches, depending on the material type and thickness. This high level of precision ensures that parts are ready for secondary operations like welding or assembly with minimal rework.
Laser cutting offers a superior edge quality and a smaller heat-affected zone compared to plasma cutting, which results in less material distortion. While waterjet is excellent for very thick materials, laser cutting is significantly faster and more cost-effective for the majority of sheet metal applications requiring high speed and intricate detail.
Yes. One of the primary advantages of our CNC-driven laser technology is the ability to cut highly complex shapes, fine details, and narrow slots that would be difficult or impossible with traditional mechanical die cutting. We can work directly from your CAD files to ensure every detail is captured accurately.
We offer both options. We maintain a robust inventory of common metal grades to help streamline your project and reduce lead times. However, if you have specialized or customer-supplied material you would like us to process, we are happy to coordinate that for your production run.