Laser Cutting Examples

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Laser Cutting & Laser Engraving Samples Gallery

Laser Cutting & Laser Engraving Samples Gallery

Lasers are amazingly versatile and accurate machines.  In this gallery we try to provide some examples of what can be achieved using our laser cutting, engraving and marking machines. To see the samples just click on the categories in which you are most interested.

 
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Engraving
Fabrics and Materials
Metal Cutting
Metal Engraving
Modelmaking
Paper and Card
Plastic Fabrications
Seasonal
Sign Making
Woodwork
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What is a water jet cutter?
29th January 2021
A water jet cutter, also known as a water jet cutting machine, uses an ultra-high-pressure stream of water to cut different materials without thermal stress. These incredibly powerful and precise machines can be used (sometimes with abrasives) to cut ceramics, metal, stone, concrete, composites, wood, plastics and paper — with excellent edge quality. The jets do not create a HEZ (Heat Affected Zone), meaning this method is incredibly versatile and ideal for cutting foods and heat-sensitive materials. Read More
What are the Advantages of a Laser Etching Machine?
30th November 2020
Laser etching and engraving fall under the general category of laser marking, but the main difference is the depth to which the laser penetrates the surface. Laser etching is considerably faster than deep laser engraving — which may require several laser passes and therefore, more time. The speed can be increased significantly with higher laser powers too; however, it’s unlikely you will need a higher laser power than 100W for etching.  Read More
What Are Fibre Lasers?
1st September 2020
Fibre lasers are seen as the latest addition to the laser market, available in addition to the two other common types: gas and crystal lasers. The critical difference is that the fibre laser features an optical fibre with the addition of rare-earth elements. This could be erbium, ytterbium, neodymium, thulium, holmium, dysprosium, or praseodymium.  Read More