Advanced Digital Manufacturing

Sheet Metal Prototyping

Sheet metal prototyping uses a specialized fabrication processes to produce a quick, durable, and versatile prototype. This custom sheet metal prototype can help you gather valuable feedback about the design and help your team finalize the product before launch as well as reduce costs.

Production Sheet Metal

Our facilities can handle precision sheet metal manufacturing at scale. We are a trusted contract manufacturer for outsource production.

Water Jet Cutting

A powerful stream of water, controlled by CNC technology, can cut a range of soft and hard materials. A stream of pure water may be used to cut soft materials. A stream of water mixed with abrasives may be used to cut hard materials. A high-pressure pump forces water through the nozzle to power the water jet. Water jet cutting can be used to create precise cuts in a variety of materials.

Micro Water Jet

Micro water jet cutting uses water jet cutting on a micro-level. Micro jet cutting can produce small components for many industries where there is no room for error. Industries that utilize micro water jet cutting include electronics, aerospace, aviation, and more.

Laser Cutting

There are multiple types of laser cutting machines available in gas (CO2), liquid, or solid-state (fiber optic). Laser cutting uses a high-powered laser beam to cut, engrave, or mark material.

Chemical Etching

Chemical etching is a subtractive manufacturing method that selectively removes material using baths of temperature-controlled etching chemicals. The resulting parts are extremely precise and with high levels of detail. Chemical etching can provide intricacy and precision.

Advanced Machine Shop Services

Xiertek USA offers advanced machine shop services. As a digital-first manufacturer, Xiertek USA has the machines and tools to support subtractive manufacturing. Cutting, drilling, stamping, forming, and more are just some of the advanced services we can offer.

Wire EDM

Wire EDM is another CNC-based, advanced manufacturing service offered by Xiertek USA. The wire EDM process starts by submerging a metal piece into de-ionized water (dielectric). An electrically charged, thin metal wire melts through the metal using heat from electrical sparks. The wire itself is no thicker than a human hair and does not make contact with the work piece. The voltage allows the spark to jump the gap between the wire and the work piece, causing the material to melt. The wire holds one side of the charge, while the conductive material holds the other side. The dielectric liquid helps control the electrical sparks, cools the work piece, and flushes away the cut material.