Precision controlled lasers allow you to cut and engrave complex shapes and the finest of details onto a variety of materials such as wood, acrylic, plastic, and more.
Finding uses in a wide range of industries from architecture to engineering, the potential applications are limited only by your imagination.
MATERIALS We Can Cut
Fabric
Leather
Foam
Wood
Acrylic
Glass
Metal
Stone
- Maximum Dimensions: 1300mm x 900mm (larger sizes upon request) - Maximum thickness: 25mm - Please enquire for available materials
Fabric Laser Cutting
Fabric Laser Cutting
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FAQs
Almost all types of fabrics can be laser cut. Some types include cotton, felt, velvet, nylon, satin, linen, silk, polyester, and denim.
No, we do not stock fabric. You will need to provide the materials to laser cut.
The laser will melt and fuse the edges of synthetic fabrics such as polyester or felt to prevent fraying. Natural fabrics such as cotton won't melt, and will still fray eventually.
For natural fabrics, the edges will turn light brown. Synthetic fabrics like polyester will turn into a darker shade of the existing colour.
Leather Laser Cutting
Leather Laser Cutting
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FAQs
Vegetable tanned leather is most suitable for laser cutting. We do not cut chrome tanned leather and synthetic leather (faux leather, pleather) as these will release toxic fumes when cut.
No, we do not stock leather. You will need to provide the materials to laser cut.
The edges will typically be dark brown.
The smell will typically fade away after a day or two. You can also wipe the edges with household cleaners or water to help remove the smell.
Yes, the edges can be burnished. We recommend cleaning the edges with a wet cloth before burnishing.
Foam Laser Cutting
Foam Laser Cutting
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FAQs
Polyurethane (PU), Polyethylene (PE), and Polyester (PES) foam are best suited for laser cutting. We do not recommend EVA foam, polystyrene foam (styrofoam), or polypropolene (PP) foam, as these items cut poorly.
No, we do not stock foam. You will need to provide the materials to laser cut.
The laser will usually produce a smooth, melted edge on foam.
Wood Laser Cutting
Wood Laser Cutting
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FAQs
Most woods can be laser cut, including solid wood, plywood, laminates, and MDF.
We readily stock plywood and MDF of thicknesses varying from 3mm to 15mm. Please enquire for further details.
We recommend lightweight or low-density varieties of wood for optimal cutting quality.
The edges will typically be brown, or a darker shade of the original wood.
They can be scrubbed with a stiff-bristle brush and soap to reduce the amount of ash along the edges. Alternatively, sandpaper can be used to completely sand off the burnt layer.
Acrylic Laser Cutting
Acrylic Laser Cutting
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FAQs
The edges will be flame polished by the laser beam, with fine vertical lines running along the edge. A smooth flame polished finish can also be achieved upon request.
We readily stock clear and opaque black acrylic of thicknesses varying from 1.5mm to 5mm. Please enquire for further details.
Yes, we can cut rods up to 15mm thick.
Yes, please send us your design.
General Questions
General Questions
Please include your drawing/design, along with the overall dimensions of the item. Do also indicate the material you wish to cut and its thickness. We will get back to you within 1-2 working days.
For laser cutting, your drawing should be done in vector format. Our preferred file formats are .ai/.dxf.
Unforunately we aren't able to give an accurate quote without a design available. Please contact us once your design is ready.
The laser removes 0.15mm of material on each side for a total of approximately 0.3mm of material removed. For maximum dimensional accuracy, we recommend offsetting your drawing by 0.15mm.
We can arrange for a courier to deliver to your location. However, self-collection is preferred.