OSH Cut Expands US Manufacturing Footprint with Second Factory in Cincinnati Region | Machine Maker – Latest Manufacturing News | Indian Manufacturing News – Latest Manufacturing News | Indian Manufacturing News
OSH Cut has announced that its second manufacturing facility in the United States is nearing operational readiness, marking a significant expansion of its on-demand metal fabrication capabilities. The new facility, located in the Cincinnati metropolitan area, spans approximately 70,000 square feet and represents an investment of nearly US$10 million. The company expects the project to generate around 70 new jobs as operations scale up over the coming months.
Headquartered in Spanish Fork, Utah, OSH Cut operates a self-service online platform that enables customers to order custom tube and sheet metal parts through a streamlined digital process. The company has built its reputation around rapid-turnaround fabrication services designed to support manufacturers, engineers, fabricators and industrial customers across the United States.
The Cincinnati-area expansion is aimed at increasing production capacity and improving service efficiency for customers located east of the Mississippi River, who currently account for nearly 43 percent of OSH Cut’s client base. By establishing a manufacturing presence closer to these customers, the company expects to reduce shipping times, improve delivery speeds and strengthen operational responsiveness.
The new facility will support a broad range of fabrication services offered by the company, including sheet metal cutting, brake bending, laser tube cutting, CNC tube bending, powder coating, metal finishing, tapping, countersinking and hardware insertion. According to the company, the expansion reflects growing demand for digitally enabled fabrication solutions that combine speed, flexibility and precision manufacturing. The facility is being equipped with advanced fabrication technologies designed to support high-volume and customised production requirements.
OSH Cut’s online ordering model allows customers to upload designs, receive instant pricing and place orders directly through its digital platform. The company said this technology-driven approach has enabled it to simplify traditional fabrication workflows while improving turnaround times for industrial clients.
The addition of the Cincinnati-area plant is expected to complement the company’s existing Utah operations while creating a more geographically balanced manufacturing network across the United States. The facility will play a key role in supporting future growth as demand for rapid, on-demand fabrication services continues to increase across sectors such as industrial manufacturing, automotive, construction and equipment production. With the second factory nearing completion, OSH Cut is positioning itself to expand its national reach and strengthen its ability to serve customers with faster production timelines and enhanced manufacturing flexibility.
