Etching
Denim finishing
Programmable laser patterns replace manual sanding and chemical finishing.
Equipment
Industry
Textiles
LasX builds wide-web laser processing systems for textiles — denim finishing, upholstery, furniture fabrics, and technical textiles — where the beam cuts and edge-seals synthetics in one operation.
2,000+ mmWeb width capability
Applications
What LasX equipment does in Textiles
Cutting
Printed textiles, cut in register
Nested parts cut in register to the print, with best-fit distortion correction for fabric that has stretched or skewed since printing. On suitable synthetics the beam seals the edge as it cuts — no fray, no overlock.
Equipment
Cutting
Cut parts, picked by robot
Automated pick-and-place of finished parts straight off the bed.
Equipment
Buy the equipment
Buy the equipment
LaserSharp® modules process webs to 2,000+ mm. They cut and edge-seal synthetic fabrics in one pass, in register to print or weave where the design demands it.
- Cut and edge-seal synthetics in one operation — no fray, no overlock
- Wide-web formats to 2,000+ mm (80")
- Digitally printed textile finishing in register
Have us make the parts
Have us cut the fabric
Contract cutting of technical and decorative textiles — development runs and production without dedicating a line.
- Prove the finished product before committing capacity
The laser's oldest textile trick is still its best: on suitable synthetics, it seals the cut edge as it cuts. We verify edge strength and appearance on your fabric.
See it run
Materials we process here
Questions we get asked
Does laser cutting melt the fabric edge?
On synthetics, controlled melting is the point — it seals the edge against fraying as it cuts. We tune edge appearance per fabric. Naturals behave differently, and we evaluate those in the lab.
The fastest way to find out is to send us the material.
Trials in the PhotonX lab come back as processed samples and a written report — not a proposal.