Glass has become an important component of a large number of applications. Its use is not just restricted to windows and bottles but has expanded to telecommunications and information technology. These modern applications require a higher level of accuracy and precision that cannot be matched by traditional methods.

We are engaged in offering Glass Laser Cutting Job Works by making use of sophisticated technology. Using the laser-cutting technique, a certain heat is generated at each point of the scoring line, which creates the score exactly with high precision, giving a smooth and polished-like edge. Having advantages such as crack resistance, no glass dust and no splinters, it has become possible to process glass direct on display glass, very thin glass, ceramics, semiconductors and other brittle material.

Laser zero width cutting methods surpass the traditional glass cutting/separating methods. With the right combination of heat and cold the laser beam precisely heats a specific line on the glass followed by a cold jet of air or an air/liquid mixture. These thermally induced tensions cause a precise fissuring of the glass. The result is a cut edge of the highest quality. The main advantages of this process are:

• High precision
• No micro-cracks, fragmentation or chipping
• Glass edges have a high resistance to breakage
• Glass edges virtually achieve optical quality
• Cost-effective production by reducing the need for washing, grinding, polishing and breaking machines
• Can be integrated in clean-rooms
• No loss of material

Fabric cutting with a laser has become incredibly popular. As the laser cuts the fabric, it will sear the edge of the material, stopping the fabric from fraying on the edges.

You can also use the laser to create multiple-layer appliqué by placing multiple pieces of twill together, then kiss-cutting each laser as necessary.

From cotton, to suede, to twill, to nylon, a laser system can cut them all. Take your design from almost any graphic design software (that's right! There's no new software to learn!) and print it to the laser. In the print driver you'll select a speed and power for the material you are cutting. It's that easy!

Read below about a few of the different fabrics we've cut with our laser systems, creating some very beautiful and unique products.

Cotton Cutting

100% cotton with a tight weave produces a subtle but elegant cutting. It’s important to note how close the threads are – the tighter the thread the better the cutting will be. Make sure the cotton is tightly-knit enough to sustain the power from the laser. For an example of this, check out our laser cut cotton napkins.

CO2 lasers are particularly well suited for cutting acrylic. The production of neon or illuminated advertisement, signs, displays, toys and the like are important applications. The laser output needed depends on the thickness of the acrylic sheet and the productivity required. The higher the laser output available, the faster the acrylic can be cut.

Our team of experts is adept in cutting all acrylic materials using laser as per specifications provided by our clients. Acrylic panels, which are cut by laser, can be turned into various shapes and signs that can be used for lettering outside the commercial and residential building or even inside through laser-cut graphics.

The Outstanding Advantages Over Traditional Cutting Tools:

• high cutting speed
• ultra-high flexibility
• tool-free and contact-free technology
• perfectly clean and sealed edges
• easy handling
• highly economical, even with small lot sizes
• Tips & tricks for laser cutting acrylic