Why Larsen Manufacturing Is a Trusted Leader in Precision Metalwork

Larsen Manufacturing is a leading provider of precision metal manufacturing services, delivering comprehensive solutions from design to finished products. With facilities in Mundelein, Illinois, and El Paso, Texas, the company supports diverse industries including automotive, medical, electronics, energy, and consumer goods.

 

 

Core Services

• Metal Stamping: Leveraging over 150 years of combined experience, Larsen offers high-quality metal stamping solutions customized for client specifications.

• Metal Fabrication: Utilizing state-of-the-art technologies such as lasers, turret presses, and press brakes, the company produces precise and customized parts ranging from basic brackets to full enclosures.

• Powder Coating: Larsen's in-house powder coating system is Metal Stamping eco-friendly and delivers excellent product quality, enhancing the durability and finish of metal components.

• Pre and Post Assembly Services: Beyond manufacturing, Larsen offers mechanical and electrical assembly and testing, delivering clients sub-assemblies, complete assemblies, and finished goods.

• Machining and Welding: The company offers precision machining and welding services to meet the complex requirements of various industries.

 

 

Value-Added Services

• Engineering: Larsen offers comprehensive engineering support, assisting clients refine designs for manufacturability and cost-efficiency.

• Prototyping: The company offers rapid prototyping services, allowing clients to validate designs before full-scale production.

• WAND Depaneling: Specialized depaneling services are available for printed circuit boards (PCBs), providing precision and minimizing damage.

 

 

Quality Commitment

Larsen Manufacturing is dedicated to delivering high-quality parts that surpass customer expectations. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certifications, implementing processes throughout production. Advanced inspection tools, including CMMs, FARO Arms, and 2D/3D laser scanners, are utilized to ensure consistency and precision.