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Welcome to the best kept secret in Precision Sheet Metal, CNC Machining, and Welding Fabrication in Southern California: Vista Industrial Products, Inc. Our capabilities also extend to Sheetmetal Finishing, MFG Engineering, and more. Established in 1956, we are a 3rd generation family owned business 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 Metal 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 9001:2000 Certified.
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
Sheet metal is a sheet that is made of metal. 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 information on sheet metal...
Last Updated February 2010