Victor Martinez, Author at Laser Precision

24 Jul Jason Ming’s Path to Success: Like It, Learn It, Master It

Posted at 19:08h in General Interest by Victor Martinez

Production/Engineering Manager Jason Ming joined us right from high school via a temporary agency in 1995. Young and ambitious, is first jobs involved laser cutting and machining, which was about all the company did at the time. He had always liked making things and found...

12 Jul How Laser Precision Engineers Aid in the Production of Quality Parts

Posted at 19:16h in Standards by Victor Martinez

Most costly errors and waste in the manufacturing process come from miscommunication. Blueprints or sets of instructions that are not clear, precise and readable can spell disaster when turning out parts with tolerances tighter than the thickness of a human hair. The risk of costly...

13 Jun Laser Precision Brings Powder Coating In-House for Superior Results

Posted at 23:17h in Services by Victor Martinez

Bare metal used to construct appliances, pipes, off road construction vehicles and other objects is not only unattractive, it can rapidly become useless due to oxidation (rust) when exposed to the elements. A quick spray of color can enhance appearance, but a protective layer must...

23 May Matt Keller Never Stops Learning in His Quest for Quality

Posted at 23:20h in General Interest by Victor Martinez

Matt Keller brings every lesson he’s learned in life to his position as Laser Precision’s Quality Supervisor. His active duty stint in the Air Force Reserves as an aircraft structural mechanic taught him the basics of metallurgy, blueprint reading and different fabrication methods. Classroom work...

23 May Transforming Steel in the Forming Process

Posted at 19:18h in Services by Victor Martinez

Humans have been bending metal ever since the first crude alloys were formed. Brute force or heating the material to make it soft were the methods of choice until the industrial revolution harnessed the power of steam and hydraulics. For centuries, punches rammed against dies...