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Defense & Military

Vehicle armor brackets, weapons-system housings, communications equipment chassis, and ground-support equipment for defense contractors.

Defense & Military

Defense work is a small but high-margin part of our mix, anchored by Nellis-area tier-2/tier-3 programs. The documentation discipline this segment requires aligns with what our gaming-and-fintech customer base already expects from us.

Applications

What we cut for defense & military customers.

  • Vehicle armor sub-structures and brackets
  • Weapons-system equipment housings
  • Communications and electronics cabinet panels
  • Ground-support equipment (GSE) components
  • Training simulator chassis and panels
  • Field-deployable enclosures (NEMA / IP rated)

Frequently asked questions

Are you ITAR registered?
No — Nevatronix is not ITAR registered. Our laser cell supports non-ITAR parts within tier-2/tier-3 defense supply chains, cut from MIL-spec materials with full material certification and FAI/PPAP documentation. ITAR-controlled work falls outside our current scope.
What materials can you cut for defense programs?
Within our 3 kW fiber laser envelope, we cut MIL-spec carbon and stainless grades to ~6 mm, plus aluminum and coated steels in standard production gauges. We document process qualification per material per program; armor plate and exotic-alloy work routes through partner shops with higher-power lasers.
What documentation do you provide for defense customers?
Mill certs, in-process inspection records, first-article inspection (AS9102 format), and full lot traceability are standard. PPAP (level 2–4) on request. Process flow diagrams and control plans available for program-locked work.
How do you handle Nellis AFB and DoD-adjacent suppliers?
We work with several Nellis-area defense contractors as tier-2/tier-3 component suppliers. Geographic proximity is a real advantage — most local programs ship within 24 hours of release.

Building for defense & military?

Send us your part. We'll quote with vertical-specific documentation expectations baked in.