Precision Laser Cutting employs high-powered lasers to deliver fast, accurate cuts on a variety of materials, including metals and plastics. This process supports complex geometries and multi-axis cutting, enabling intricate part designs with minimal thermal distortion and tight tolerances.

Laser Cutting utilizes a high-powered laser to cut materials, offering high precision and speed. It's often used for complex shapes and fine cuts, including multi-axis configurations that enable more complex geometries.

Laser Cutting

Non-contact cutting of acrylic, polycarbonate, PET-G and thin films using sealed-tube CO₂ lasers (9.6 / 10.6 µm) to produce micro-kerf cuts with flame-polished edges and minimal burring.

CO₂ Laser Cutting (Plastics)

Laser Engraving uses a laser beam to etch or mark a surface, widely used for serial numbers, logos, or intricate designs. Favored for speed, precision, and non-contact marking in both industrial and creative fields.

Laser Engraving

Precision Laser Cutting

Punching and Stamping processes shape metal sheets by driving punches through material or pressing it into dies. These methods enable rapid production of holes, indents, and formed shapes with consistent accuracy, ideal for high-volume manufacturing of metal components.

Punching and stamping involve shaping metal by pressing it into a die. Punching creates holes or indents, while stamping forms the metal into specific shapes.

Punching and Stamping

Punching creates holes or indents in metal sheets or structures by driving a punch through the material, widely used in manufacturing.

Punching

Nibbling cuts a contour by moving a punch in small increments, allowing for the creation of complex shapes in sheet metal.

Nibbling

High-Volume Punching and Stamping

Metal Forming encompasses plastic deformation techniques such as bending, rolling, stamping, and deep drawing to shape metal parts without material removal. These processes maintain mechanical integrity while achieving complex geometries and high dimensional accuracy for structural and functional components.

Forming encompasses all manufacturing operations that plastically deform metal or other ductile materials into the desired geometry without adding or removing material. Typical methods include bending, rolling, stamping, deep drawing, spinning, extrusion, forging, and emerging coil-processing techniques. Processes rely on controlled compressive forces to drive material flow while maintaining dimensional accuracy and mechanical integrity.

Forming

Stretch Forming involves stretching metal beyond its yield point and bending it over a die to achieve a desired shape, useful for large, contoured parts like automotive components and aerospace structures.

Stretch Forming

Die Forming uses a specialized tool (a die) to cut, shape, or form metal sheet or stock into specific shapes and patterns. It's well-suited for producing complex and precise components efficiently.

Die Forming

Comprehensive Metal Forming

Precision Machining includes CNC milling, turning, and routing to remove material and produce complex parts with tight tolerances and fine surface finishes. Advanced multi-axis machines and in-process probing ensure high accuracy and repeatability for aerospace, medical, and industrial components.

Machining encompasses a variety of manufacturing processes aimed at shaping and removing material from a workpiece. This includes both computer-controlled processes, such as CNC milling, turning, and routing, as well as non-traditional methods like Electrochemical, Chemical, and Photochemical Machining.

CNC Machining

CNC Milling removes material with rotating cutters under precise multi-axis computer control, producing complex prismatic or sculpted parts with positional accuracy to ±0.005 mm and surface finishes ≤ Ra 0.4 µm. Machines span 3-axis vertical mills, 4-axis horizontals with pallet changers, and full 5-axis trunnion or gantry platforms, supporting everything from rapid prototypes to lights-out production in metals, plastics, and composites.

CNC Milling

Tapping is a process in CNC milling used to create internal threads within a hole, allowing for the insertion of a threaded bolt or screw. This process requires precision to ensure thread integrity and alignment. Tapping is widely used across various industries, particularly in assembly and mechanical components where threaded fastening is essential.

Tapping

Precision Machining Services

Hardware Installation and Light Mechanical Assembly services include installation of PEM inserts, Helicoils, bushings, and similar components to deliver assembly-ready parts. These processes ensure precise hardware placement, torque control, and readiness for subsequent assembly stages.

Installs PEM inserts, Helicoils, bushings, and similar hardware so parts ship assembly-ready.

Light Mechanical Assembly

Hardware Installation and Light Mechanical Assembly

Mechanical Assembly and Kitting provides torque-controlled assembly, precision press-fit and staking, and consolidated hardware kits with lot-level traceability. Integrated pick-to-light systems and ESD-safe workstations ensure high-quality, line-side-ready assemblies for diverse industries.

Provides torque-controlled mechanical assembly, precision press-fit and staking, and colour-coded kitting cells that consolidate lot-tracked hardware into turnkey, line-side-ready packages. Integrated pick-to-light guidance, ESD-safe workstations, and barcode/QR traceability ensure every fastener, sub-component, and completed kit meets specification and ships with full documentation.

Mechanical Assembly & Kitting

Mechanical Assembly and Kitting

The design, manufacturing, and integration of high‐precision components, systems, and subsystems for commercial aircraft and military platforms, with emphasis on meeting stringent certifications such as AS9100, ITAR, and MIL‐STD. Priorities include advanced materials, rigorous quality assurance, and robust engineering to ensure reliability in mission‐critical applications.

Aerospace & Defense

Westport Precision Partners, LLC manufactures high-precision components and assemblies through precision machining, automation, fabrication, and assembly for aerospace and defense applications. Their products are used in commercial aircraft and military platforms requiring stringent certifications and mission-critical reliability.

The development, manufacturing, and supply of precision-engineered medical systems, devices, and critical components, including diagnostic equipment, surgical instruments, implantable devices, laboratory systems, and precision medical components. Emphasizes adherence to ISO 13485 and FDA QSR standards, traceability requirements, sterile processing, rigorous validation, and use of biocompatible materials such as titanium, stainless steel, and medical-grade polymers to ensure patient safety and clinical effectiveness across global healthcare settings.

Medical Devices & Healthcare Equipment

Westport Precision Partners, LLC produces precision-engineered medical device components and assemblies using advanced machining and fabrication techniques. Their capabilities support the manufacturing of surgical instruments, diagnostic equipment, and implantable devices critical to healthcare applications.

The design and production of large‐scale machinery, automation systems, and heavy equipment for industrial applications, where reliability and performance are paramount. Adherence to ISO, ANSI, and other applicable standards supports continuous operation under high‐stress conditions, with custom‐engineered systems often required.

Industrial Machinery & Heavy Equipment

Westport Precision Partners, LLC provides precision machining, fabrication, and assembly services for industrial machinery and heavy equipment components. Their products are utilized in the design and production of reliable, high-performance machinery for industrial applications.

Westport Precision Partners, LLC, with over 30 years of industry experience, specializes in versatile manufacturing solutions including laser cutting, custom punching, forming, hardware installation, machining, and intricate mechanical assemblies. Serving the Northeast, the company emphasizes quality for highly cosmetic and mission-critical products, leveraging automation and lean processes to achieve 95%+ on-time delivery. Their commitment to perfect quality, creative problem-solving, and customer partnership is supported by a skilled team and continuous investment in new technologies.

The Westport Precision headquarters is a 50,000 square foot manufacturing facility specializing in laser cutting, custom punching, forming, and mechanical assembly. Equipped with advanced automation and lean manufacturing processes, it supports high-quality production with 95%+ on-time delivery. Strategically located in Westport, MA, it offers proximity to key transportation routes in the Northeast.

Westport Precision Headquarters

Versatile manufacturer specializing in laser cutting, custom punching, forming, and mechanical assemblies with a focus on quality and on-time delivery.

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