Reduced costs, minimized downtime, and improved accuracy—with laser die cutting, you get all three.
By eliminating tooling, laser die cutting can reduce costs and improve accuracy. Because laser cutting is digitally controlled, unlimited cutting paths that would be cost-prohibitive for mechanical dies are available and common. Pattern changes are simple, requiring only edits to drawing files without requiring any downtime. Best of all, laser cutting has virtually unlimited applications on a wide variety of materials:
- Cutting out the borders of folding cartons
- Cutting decorative designs into intricate and eye-catching greeting cards and stationery
- Mass producing spacers or gaskets
- Cutting out abrasive products
- Slitting flexible packaging films
- Cutting medical component subassemblies from source material
Lasers can handle all of these jobs (and more).
LasX can help you build entire laser cutting systems for your unique production needs or can supply simple laser modules to plug into your existing equipment. Alternately, our converting services teams can help you with cost-effective contract production for both small and large volume runs. Production speed is dependent on material composition, laser source, and die line length.
Multiple laser sources are available:
- CO2
- YAG
- Green
- Fiber
- UV