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The intricate laser cut goes beyond the limitations of traditional die-cutting and refines not only paper, cardboard, and carton but also glass, acrylic, fabrics, food, and various other materials.
For specific technical requirements, such as achieving air permeability in packaging, laser perforation can be utilized. It is also excellent for implementing extraordinary designs with semi-transparent insights.
The laser burns the desired motif into paper or other materials, creating extremely delicate contours with excellent edge sharpness. This opens up new dimensions in print finishing. Items like books, mailings, and invitations with modern laser-cutting resemble small works of art, always elegant and particularly striking.
Whether used independently or in combination with other refinement options,
fascinating products are created with laser-cutting.
Laser cutting has become an affordable method of print enhancement. The rapid precision cutting with lasers makes it cost-effective for producing individual pieces, small print runs, and intricate contours. Since no die is required, we can react even faster and produce personalized items.
The more intricate the designs, the more stable the paper or desired material should be for laser cutting. Colored natural papers, for example, are particularly suitable for smoke-free laser die-cutting. Coated papers, due to their non-flammable mineral content, tend to exhibit stronger discoloration. With colored paper, these traces are minimized. To ensure your product precisely meets your expectations, we always recommend conducting a material test in advance.
| from more than 10 years of experience in the field of laser refinement |
| from various laser systems tailored to diverse requirements |
| from a well-trained, highly motivated team |
| from our enthusiasm for tackling new challenges |
According to your individual preferences and requirements, a wide range of materials can be cut using laser technology. Examples include cardboard, fabric, textiles, plastics, or leather. Laser cutting is also capable of processing materials such as stone, glass, wood, and various synthetic substances. Find more information about the diversity of materials suitable for laser cutting here.
Laser cutting allows for the realization of almost any desired outlines and motifs, even those that are highly complex. Designs are cut with absolute precision, resulting in excellent edge sharpness. It is possible to achieve both two-dimensional and three-dimensional contours.
The short setup time and fast cutting capabilities of lasers provide a significant advantage. Laser cutting becomes economically viable even for low quantities compared to traditional die-cutting methods. This enables the production of exclusive small batches as well as large industrial runs. Additionally, customized individual pieces can be produced according to your specific requirements. Since no die is required, orders are processed quickly.
Laser cutting and engraving are increasingly popular in the realms of recycling and upcycling. Various recycled materials can be not only cut or engraved but also enhanced or repurposed through laser processing.
Laser Cut is another term for laser cutting or laser contour-die-cutting. Using the laser beam, a wide variety of materials can be cut, allowing for intricate and elaborate contours. In the process of laser beam machining, material is "burned away," and each substance reacts differently. Frequently, color changes occur, leading to captivating effects.
For laser cut, all contours must be presented as simple, unfilled vectors. It is essential that all included fonts are converted to vectors. We prefer working with EPS files, but PDF or DXF files are also acceptable. You can find everything you need to know here.
In addition to Laser Cut, there are various other applications for our lasers.
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