In today’s manufacturing environment, sustainability is a growing concern for all industries. Recycling and processing metal from scraps uses less energy and reduces carbon emissions by up to 58%. By minimizing waste and lowering energy consumption, sustainable metal manufacturing offers multiple benefits. Environmental Benefits Carbon footprint reduction: Lowering emissions by utilizing renewable energy sources and...Continue Reading

After safety, quality is the number one priority at Larsen Manufacturing. As an industry leader in quality systems and quality assurance, we develop and execute smart processes consistently. Deploying Lean, Six Sigma, 8D, and 5S, we are guaranteed to work as efficiently and effectively as possible. Here are some answers to common questions about our...Continue Reading

Every year in October, Larsen is proud to celebrate National Manufacturing Day—a day dedicated to showcasing the essential role of manufacturing in our economy and society. Established in 2012 by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), this initiative aims to inspire the next generation of manufacturers and bridge the gap between education and industry. Origins...Continue Reading

In the fast-paced world of metal manufacturing, the significance of customer service is often underestimated. However, a strong focus on customer support can yield numerous benefits, enhancing not only client satisfaction but also operational efficiency. Let’s explore how Larsen makes this happen. 1. Effective Communication: The Cornerstone of Customer Relationships Effective communication is vital in...Continue Reading

In a rapidly evolving job market, choosing a career path that promises stability, growth, and financial rewards can be a daunting task. Yet, one industry stands out as a beacon of opportunity: metal manufacturing. This sector, often overshadowed by the glitz of tech or finance, offers a compelling array of benefits that make it an...Continue Reading

Although most customers seeking metal manufacturing services submit their own drawings and specifications for metal fabricated parts, using an in-house engineering team can be crucial, especially for complex stamping or fabrication.This is why Larsen’s Team is successful with assisting Customers with both Early Supplier Involvement and Design For Manufacturability. While dimensions, and some details, are...Continue Reading

The metal fabrication process focuses on the actual manufacturing of a part. Larsen’s extended range of value-added services allows for dependable quality, reduced time and cost, all under one roof. Below, a look at the processes involved in creating a Fabricated Bracket, which illustrates Larsen’s capabilities. Flat blanks can be with created with laser or...Continue Reading

Running a successful manufacturing business takes a solid and dedicated group of people. Larsen has been very fortunate in finding some remarkable individuals who have contributed to the company’s growth and success. We want to introduce you to our committed group of high-achieving sales leaders who go out there every day and make things happen....Continue Reading

In an era of online shopping and digital communication, face-to-face interactions have undergone a drastic shift. As COVID progressed, and in-person connections halted, it became evident that effective communication has irreplaceable value. Larsen once again meets this challenge and finds ways to improve upon it. Through a focused five-point telecommunication process called Sequence Interaction, every...Continue Reading

In the metal manufacturing industry, prototyping provides an actual physical sample of a new product. This allows for design testing and improvements for the final piece. As part of Larsen’s Vertical Integration strategy, the company offers prototyping as a value-add service that ensures manufacturing quality and viability. There are many advantages to prototyping and the...Continue Reading