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Custom Part Cutting

Name: Laser-Cut Custom Parts
Brand: Roosevelt Steel Co.

Production runs of non-catalog parts — gaskets, wear plates, gear blanks, and complex profiles in any alloy we cut.

Parts You Cannot Buy Off a Shelf

Plenty of the work that keeps a plant running has no catalog number. A wear plate shaped to a specific chute. A gasket for a flange pattern nobody makes anymore. A gear blank in an alloy the supplier does not stock. A profile that exists only on your print.

That is the work this line is for — repeat production of parts defined by your drawing rather than someone else’s catalog, in quantities from a handful to a standing order.

What We Cut

Wear and liner plates — profiled to the equipment, in abrasion-resistant grades.
Gaskets, shims, and spacers — including obsolete flange patterns reverse-engineered from a sample or sketch.
Gear and sprocket blanks — cut to profile and ready for finish machining.
Complex contours and repeat profiles — any shape that lives on flat plate, up to 3.5″ thick.

Repeat Work, Same Program

Once a part is programmed, reordering is a phone call. The file stays on record, so the hundredth part matches the first — same profile, same hole locations, same edge condition. For maintenance stock and consumable wear items, that consistency matters more than the price of any single piece.

Fig. 08 — Custom Profile

Max Thickness	3.5 inches
Max Plate Size	80 × 160 inches
Materials	Stainless, carbon, aluminum, exotic alloys
Finishing	Every surface deslagged, every hole deburred
Documentation	MTRs available on request
File Formats	DXF, DWG, or PDF — hand-drawn prints accepted

Why Laser-Cut Custom Parts on Our High-Powered Laser

For repeat production of non-catalog parts, the high-powered laser is what keeps quality and cost predictable:

No tooling to amortize. Cutting comes straight from the file, so short and medium runs stay economical — no die cost spread across the order.
Every part identical. The laser reproduces the same geometry across the whole run, so parts remain interchangeable through reorders.
Orders of magnitude faster. An 80 × 160″ bed nests many parts per sheet, which is what keeps production quantities quick and material use efficient.
Install-ready. Every surface is deslagged and every hole deburred, so parts go into service or on to finish machining without a cleanup step.

Send the drawing as a DXF, DWG, or PDF and hear back promptly. Working from an old hand-drawn print or a marked-up photocopy? Send that too — we convert hand drawings to CAD in house. MTRs are available on request.

Ready to cut? Send the print.

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