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Welcome to the best kept secret in Precision Sheet Metal Fabrication, Precision CNC Machining, Welding Fabrication and more located in Southern California: Vista Industrial Products, Inc. Our capabilities also extend to Metal Finishing, MFG Engineering, and more. Established in 1956, we are a 3rd generation family owned firm with many years of experience in Electronics, Communications, Medical, Aerospace, Defense, Scientific, Retail, and Commercial sectors.
Benefits
- Quality is Paramount: Known for Consistent High Quality
- Many in House Fabrication Capabilities
- A Millennium’s Worth of Combined Experience Under One Roof
- Value Added Engineering for Manufacturability and Cost Reduction
- Industrial Laser Cutting Capabilities
- Automation: Auto Loading CNC Turret Punches, CNC Machining, Robotic Welder, and Robotic Press Brakes
- Turn Key Mechanical Assembly
- Prototypes or Medium to Large Runs, Not a Problem!
Vista Industrial Products, Inc. provides a highly-trained and motivated team of Precision Sheet Metal Fabricating, CNC Machining, & Welding Professionals that want to see your company succeed. Our Custom 153,000 square foot facility and State-of-the-Art Equipment gives us the opportunity to provide the Superior Quality Products you need, with the On-Time Delivery that you deserve.
Do not hesitate to contact us with any questions at 760-599-5050 M-F 8am-4:30pm PST. Vista Industrial Products, Inc. is ISO 9001:2008 Certified. Yes, we provide services nationwide, but for the cities of San Diego, Los Angeles, Orange County, and Riverside, California, we provide delivery services with our own fleet of trucks.
Thank you for your time, and we look forward to fabricating a winning partnership!
Vista Industrial Products, Inc. is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer located in Vista (North County San Diego), California. M/F/V/D
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Sheet Metal
What is sheet metal? According to MSN Encarta Dictionary, sheet metal is metal that has been formed into a sheet by being pressed between rollers until it is thinner than plate but thicker than foil. Sheetmetal can vary in thickness. As long as the surface area is greater than the thickness of the material, it is by definition, a sheet. However, by this definition, sheet metal can be 6 inches thick and still be called a sheet. However, most common thicknesses are less than ¼” thick. Generally, when a sheet of metal reaches a critical thickness, it is called a plate. Read more...
Last Updated July 2010