Cincinnati's pre-eminent laser cutting, forming and fabricating shop since 1999.

    Value Pillar #9 of 12

    Financially Sound for Growth

    Founded 1999, strong balance sheet supports customer growth, ethics over profits

    Heavy fabrication with overhead crane showing capital equipment investment

    Capital Equipment Investment

    Large fabricated assembly being delivered demonstrating big project capability

    Large-Scale Project Delivery

    CMF was founded in 1999 as Cincinnati Laser Cutting. Our name changed to Cincinnati Metal Fabricating in 2012. Our strong balance sheet and financial discipline allow us to support our customers' growth in many ways others can not. Having the cash flow to float buying all the necessary materials and pay for it within terms allows us to acquire new customers and maintain our existing customers. Every supplier we work with gets paid on time and every supplier we work with will dig deep to help CMF when we need it. The fair way we treat our suppliers is the same way we expect our customers to work with us. We look at our suppliers and customers as business partners. We need these relationships just like we do with our own employee partners. Ethics over profits.

    Key Highlights

    Founded 1999 as Cincinnati Laser Cutting
    Renamed Cincinnati Metal Fabricating in 2012
    Strong balance sheet supports customer growth
    Pay all suppliers on time, every time

    How This Benefits You

    • Over 25 years of proven stability
    • Cash flow to support your orders
    • All suppliers paid on time
    • Business partner relationships
    • Ethics over profits philosophy

    Projects Brought to Life

    From concept to completion, see how our capabilities transform ideas into reality.

    Custom decorative bike racks at Sharon Woods park

    Sharon Woods Park Bike Racks

    Custom fabricated wind turbine made in USA

    Wind Turbine Components

    CMF featured on Fox & Friends TV segment

    National TV Feature

    Jobs sign event celebrating company growth

    Community Growth