STAINLESS STEEL WATERJET & LASER CUTTING, CUSTOM FORMING & ROLLING
Laser Cutting
Anderson Dahlen provides exceptional stainless-steel laser cutting with these advantages of our two Cincinnati Laser CL-707 machines.
You will get accurate cutting and quality edges compared to other traditional cutting methods. The CL-707 laser has the ability to cut a wide range of parts including tubes, plates, and sheets.
Another key attribute to laser cutting is that your parts dont experience wear that other options in metal cutting machines would create during the cutting process.
The CNC laser ensures that your parts, including the most complex forms for custom designs, are cut without the need for any special tooling that might be required for traditional cutting equipment.

Our stainless CNC Laser cutting equipment capabilities include:
- (1) Cincinnati Laser CL-707, 78.00? x 156.00? bed size, .875? Carbon .75? Stainless 3500 Watt
- (1) Cincinnati Laser CL-707, 78.00? x 156.00? bed size, .875? Carbon .75? Stainless 4000 Watt
- Distortion and scratches free surfaces
- Can cut up to of an inch of stainless steel
- Cranes overhead to carry heavy loads
- Accuracy capability over entire cutting area of +/- .0001
- 100% dedicated cranes over laser work center
- Dual Pallet transfers throughout to maximize productivity
- Utilizing both Oxygen and Nitrogen gases for cutting
Waterjet
Advantages of our Waterjet Cutting of Stainless Steel or any other materials
One of the most highly perceived advantages of waterjet cutting is that it adds almost zero heat to the material during the cutting process. This advantage is important for industries such as the aerospace industry. Not adding heat reduces exceptionally unwanted effects, allowing steel or other alloys to be cut without interfering and distorting its properties.
In addition with adding no heat, the water jet can also cut intercut designs. Combined with technical software such as CAD, three-dimensional designs can be cut that most other traditional cutting processes cannot do. Its accurate cutting techniques reduce scrap material produced that drive down prices of producing projects for customers.
With the waterjet, Anderson Dahlen has two cranes overhead that can carry a combined weight of 20 tons of material to and from the waterjet. The waterjet creates a taper of less than 1?degree with most cuts, but for a specific specification for certain projects; it can be reduced or eliminated entirely by slowing down the cut process or tilting the jet.

Our stainless waterjet cutting equipment capabilities include:
- (1) Flow International WMC4010 Water-jet cutting 157? x 392? (4m x 10m) 87,000psi
- (1) Flow International M4C 4030 XD Water-jet cutting 157? x 118? (3m x 4m) 87,000 psi
- Abrasive waterjet cutting can cut near-net, or final shapes (including holes) out of any material and thickness, without creating a heat affected zone (hazard).
- Standard tolerances are +/- .004?. Jet can tilt up to 45 degrees.
Advanced Stainless-Steel Forming
Anderson Dahlen has 4 plate rollers, allowing up to 144-inch sheets with thickness up to .375 inches. Our rolling machinery provides great drive torque of any comparable machine. With higher drive torque, the plate can usually be rolled in fewer passes to a tighter diameter. The two lower rolls are sized to allow the plate rolling machine to generate further bending power than an equivalent machine. Along with plate rolling, Anderson Dahlen also fabricates parts that use the process of shape rolling. Our shape rolling techniques can produce a range of parts that includes but is not limited to I beams, H beams, U beams, T beams, angle iron, bar stock, and more.
Our CNC press brake includes high-grade components and diminishes waste while having higher repeatability and traceability.?Having a CNC press brake compared to other types of press brakes reduces costs tremendously from the processes of machine setup, material handling, inspection, and parts cycle time. The high precision of the press brake machine will give you top-quality bends in your sheet metal forms that will meet your required specifications. With the higher precision, theres less risk of damage to your parts from a poor fit. The productivity, repeatability, long-term reliability, and the flexibility of our press brakes will aid in guaranteeing that youre your project will meet your expectations and any changing requirements.

Plate Rolling
- All-purpose machine with wide working range.
- Excellent for cone bending
- Highest drive torque of any comparable machine
- Frames made of high-strength steel, welded and fully stress relieved to achieve the highest possible accuracy.
- (1) Roundo Pyramid PS255 Series, 144.00in .375in Capacity
Shape Rolling
- (1) Roundo Angle / Bar / Pipe / Tube roll 5.00in x 5.00in angle
You guys do spectacular work such perfectly polished seams! Thank you for getting it overnight-ed to me. Anderson Dahlen is first on my list to get the special things done from here on out. Tim, Wonder Works Unlimited
Thank you to you and your team who assisted me during my visit. Both the customer and I were hugely impressed with everything from start to finish. The actual FATs were one of the smoothest that I have experienced in 20 years. I look forward to working with you in the future. Martin Kelly, Thermo Fisher
We want to let you know how much Brian and I appreciate you, Greg, Nathan, and the rest of the Anderson Dahlen team for helping us to complete the test assembly and collect the test data on time during our visit. Your help truly exceeded our expectations. We thank you for showing us your manufacturing plants. Vincent Lee, Plasma-Therm NES
Thank you to Gary and the fabricators who helped us remove the scratch and refinishing our aluminum part. You saved us a ton of time and kept us on track for an on time delivery to our customer. We definitely owe you one! Clint Bitterman, VP-Co Owner of Master Tool & Mfg Inc.
Their willingness to spin a large part well off axis made it possible. Their attention to detail made it a success. Equally praiseworthy is their communication during the manufacturing process, assuring the best part. John Rogers, Engineering Technician Lead, University of Washington Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics