Laser Cutting

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Laser Cut Material

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  • ABS, Black

  • ABS, White

  • Acetal, Black

  • Acetal, White

  • Acrylic, Clear

  • Acrylic, Colored

  • Buna-N Rubber, Adhesive-Backed, Black

  • Buna-N Rubber, Black

  • EPDM

  • EVA Foam, Black

  • Opaque Acrylic

Plastic

Wood

  • Basswood

  • Pine

  • Paulownia wood

  • Cork wood

  • Bamboo

Random

  • Leather

  • Ceramics

  • Glass

  • Kraft Paper

  • Glutinous rice paper

  • Drywall

  • MDF

  • Mirrors

  • EVa Foam

Metals

  • Steel (Carbon & Stainless): The most widely used metal, offering high strength, durability, and versatility for structural applications and machinery. Stainless steel is preferred for corrosion resistance.

  • Aluminum: Known for its low density, high strength-to-weight ratio, and natural corrosion resistance, it is extensively used in transportation, packaging, and electronics.

  • Copper: Valued for its excellent electrical/thermal conductivity and ductility, crucial for wiring and plumbing.

  • Brass (Copper & Zinc Alloy): Offers low-friction, high corrosion resistance, and is commonly used for fasteners, fittings, and musical instruments.

  • Bronze (Copper & Tin Alloy): Strong and durable, it is used for bearings, gears, and marine hardware.

  • Titanium: Renowned for being extremely lightweight and strong with high corrosion resistance, often used in aerospace and medical devices.

  • Magnesium Alloy: Extremely light, ideal for specialized automotive and aerospace parts where weight reduction is crucial.

  • Zinc: Widely used as a protective coating for other metals (galvanization) due to its low melting point. 

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Laser Cutting

Laser cutting is a process where a high power laser light beam is used to cut through materials. The material either melts, burns or vaporizes by the laser beam, leaving a clean edge. Laser cutting is a precise process and can be used to cut simple and complex shapes.