Laser Cutting FAQ

Laser cutting is a precise and efficient method of cutting materials using a focused laser beam. The laser generates high energy that melts, burns, or vaporizes the material, allowing it to cut intricate shapes and designs with exceptional accuracy.

It’s commonly used across industries due to its ability to produce clean, detailed edges without direct contact with the material.

Lasers can cut a wide variety of materials, including metals (like steel, aluminum, and brass), non-metals (such as wood, plastic, and acrylic), and even fabrics.

Each material responds differently to laser cutting, with variations in required power and technique to achieve optimal results. Some materials, such as reflective metals or highly flammable materials, may require special adjustments or may not be suitable for laser cutting.

The timeline for a laser cutting project depends on the complexity and scale of the work. Simple designs on standard materials can often be completed within a few days, while more complex projects may require additional time.

Pricing varies based on material type, design intricacy, and quantity. Contact us with your project details for a personalized quote and estimated timeline.

Compared to traditional cutting methods, laser cutting offers unmatched precision and is capable of producing highly detailed and complex designs. Unlike mechanical cutting, laser cutting does not require physical contact with the material, reducing wear on tools and resulting in cleaner cuts.

It is also generally faster and more versatile, making it suitable for various materials and applications. However, for very thick or heat-sensitive materials, other cutting methods may sometimes be more appropriate.