Which metals can you laser cut at your facility?
We have 3 laser systems with power ratings of 1500 W, 3000 W, and 6000 W, capable of cutting cold-rolled and hot-rolled steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized sheet, copper, brass, and titanium. The maximum thickness of processed metal depends on its type – please check when placing your order.
What is the accuracy of laser cutting and the minimum part size?
Laser cutting provides accuracy of ±0.1 mm, allowing the manufacture of parts with complex contours and small features. The minimum cutting width is from 0.2 mm depending on material and thickness. The technology is ideal for parts requiring high geometric precision and repeatability.
What is the maximum sheet size you can process?
The working area of our laser system is 3000×1500 mm. Larger sheets can be cut in sections with subsequent joining. For details regarding your specific material and size – contact our managers.
How is laser cutting better than plasma or waterjet cutting?
Laser cutting surpasses plasma in cutting accuracy and edge quality – the edge is clean, without scale or burrs, requiring no additional machining. Compared to waterjet cutting, laser is faster and more economical for metals up to 20 mm thick. Additionally, laser allows cutting complex contours with small radii and perforations.
How much does laser cutting of metal cost?
The cost is calculated based on the type and thickness of metal, total cutting length, contour complexity, and batch size. Large-scale orders are performed at reduced prices due to optimized sheet nesting. To get a cost estimate, send us a DXF or DWG file with the part drawing – we will reply within one business day.
In what format should drawings be submitted for laser cutting?
We accept drawings in DXF, DWG, AI, CDR, PDF formats. Files must contain part contours at a 1:1 scale. If you don’t have drawings, our process engineers can develop them from your sketch or sample. We also accept STEP and IGES for 3D parts that need to be unfolded into flat blanks.
How quickly is laser cutting of metal performed?
Order lead time depends on batch size, part complexity, and production workload. Small batches of simple parts are often completed within 1–2 business days after drawing approval. Rush orders are discussed individually – we strive to accommodate customers with tight deadlines.
