Laser Cutting

Laser cutting uses a high-powered laser beam to cut or sculpture precise shapes and patterns on materials like paper, wood, or acrylic. This technique is best for products that require complex and detail designs with clean, sharp edges and a professional appearance, such as individualized invitations and packages.

Laser Cutting FAQ

Does laser cutting leave burn marks?

Depending on the material, it might leave slight charring on the edges, especially on paper or wood. However, proper settings can reduce or avoid this from happening.

What’s the smallest detail a laser can cut?

Modern laser cutters can handle details as small as 0.1 mm, which makes them able to fulfill the needs of complex invitations or artwork.

Can laser cutting be used on multiple layers?

Yes, but the depth must be controlled to avoid cutting through unintended layers. Some projects use masking to ensure the precision.