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Our CNC Routers   

 Did you know that at NaiMor we have two CNC routers? One is very large at 96" by 360"! And the second router is 60" x 144". We are also able to cut larger sheets through repositioning. NaiMor is able to cut a wide selection of materials, ranging from aluminum to composite materials (as shown in the chart).

We were shortlisted for an Award!

We are excited to announce that our new 8kW fiber tube laser will be coming on line  soon! This new addition will not only expand capacity but also enhance capabilities. Take a look at these specs 👀

Meanwhile, our current tube laser is up and running for all your tube laser work!

Change in the metal fabrication industry is a continuous process that Pacific Northwest based Naimor Metal Fabrication regularly monitors. Globalization, technological advancements, changing consumer preferences, and evolving government policies are reshaping the manufacturing industry.

Whatever the future holds, it’s important that fabricators be ready to handle it. Let’s look at some metal fabrication trends affecting the Seattle manufacturing sector and what impact they may have.

When it comes to making sure your products are of the highest quality, every part of the manufacturing process must be exact. If any components are not up to the standards expected from your consumers, then you run the risk of facing lower sales and a sour reputation.

When it comes to metal manufacturing, there are numerous ways metal can be shaped and cut. However, no method is quite as reliable or as affordable as laser cutting. Because this technology is so effective with sheet metals, it will only continue to improve over the next years and decades.

Regardless of the industry you are in, speed and efficiency are critical to ensuring that your operations run as smoothly as possible. When profits are on the line, you can’t afford to use low-quality parts and tools. If you use metal components, then odds are that you are using stock parts provided by a manufacturer or a fabricator that works within the confines of your product. But, are they doing the best job?