Preco, Inc. | Advanced Manufacturing and Automation for Material Processing

Advanced Manufacturing and Automation for Material Processing

Laser Equipment

Preco, Inc. is a leading innovator of laser processing technologies and systems for high quality, cost-effective industrial manufacturing.

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Die Cutting Equipment

With over 50 years in the die-cutting industry, Preco, Inc. is the leading manufacturer of standard and custom automated die cutting equipment.

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Contract Manufacturing

With the industry's largest number of workstations, Preco offers an extensive range of innovative laser and die cutting services.

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New Metal Fiber Laser Cutting Equipment Line

About Preco

Preco, Inc. is a premier provider of solutions for material processing needs. We are a leading designer and manufacturer of high-speed and high-accuracy automated processing systems. In addition, Preco is a skilled laser integrator offering cutting, perforating, welding, and other specialized industrial processing applications.

With our proprietary die cutting and laser-based manufacturing capabilities, we are one of the largest contract manufacturing service providers in North America offering laser cutting, scoring, perforating, welding, cladding, heat treating and die cutting services.

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SAWC

Show Date:
Oct 12 - 14

Location:
Las Vegas, NV

Booth:
434

Motion + Power Technology Expo

Show Date:
Oct 15 - 17

Location:
Detroit, MI

Booths:
2408

K-Show

Show Date:
Oct 16 - 23

Location:
Düsseldorf, Germany

Booth:
11H26

Latest News

White Paper: How to Assemble Your Microfluidic Test Device

When you’re a medical designer building a Point-of-Care microfluidic test device, you need to precisely control the alignment of layer components. A new white paper from Preco Inc. compares an automated assembly approach to a manual one.

Glass Insertion into a Hybrid Microfluidic Circuit Layer

Hybrid Microfluidic Circuitry–HMFC–are cross-platform devices that can utilize various layer materials in the microfluidics build process. These materials may include a variety of the typical polymer adhesives and films or foils used today, as well as glass, polymer injection molded (PIM) materials, and possibly other substrates.

Care Points: The Current State of Point of Care Diagnostics

We’d like to take this opportunity to thank Medical Product Outsourcing (MPO) for the opportunity to contribute to their recent article, Care Points: The Current State of Point of Care Diagnostics.

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