Custom cutting
Shape acrylic and other evaluated materials for badges, displays, identification, and program components.
Specialty production
Cut, mark, and engrave components for coordinated bulk programs.
Flatbed laser equipment supports custom cutting and engraving for acrylics, name badges, displays, identifiers, and specialty program components.
Inside the operation
Laser cutting & engraving, up close.
Selected views from the equipment, finishing, inventory, and workflows connected to this work.
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Laser engraving in progress on a custom wood ornament.
Laser-cut detail for specialty branded components.
Applied patches extend decoration options for headwear.
Applied faux leather patches to provide different decoration options.
Post bed sewing machine used for patch application.
Flatbed laser cutter for durable branded components.21.6 × 17.3 in.Maximum laser work area
6.4 in.Maximum supported product height
Material testedCompatibility confirmed per project
Overview
Designed for repeatable program production.
Laser work is commonly combined with flatbed UV printing to create printed and shaped components through one production relationship.
Current equipment supports a work area up to 21.6 by 17.3 inches and products up to 6.4 inches high. Material compatibility, thickness, tolerances, dimensions, and finished-use requirements are tested or confirmed before quoting.
Capabilities & scope
Program applications.
Engraving and marking
Add durable text, identifiers, numbering, or graphics to compatible materials.
UV-print coordination
Combine printed color, white ink, and specialty clear effects with laser-cut shapes.
Assembly and fulfillment
Finished components can continue into labels, hardware, packaging, kits, and multi-destination distribution.
Operating model
From material sample to repeat production.
- 01
Review material, coating, dimensions, artwork, quantities, tolerance, and finished use.
- 02
Test unfamiliar materials and confirm cutting, marking, or engraving behavior.
- 03
Approve the production sample, fixture, file, and finishing requirements.
- 04
Produce, inspect, assemble, pack, and distribute as required.
Requirements & controls
Important considerations
- Not all materials are appropriate or safe for laser processing.
- The 21.6-by-17.3-inch work area and 6.4-inch maximum product height are equipment limits, not guarantees that every material or product is suitable.
- Bulk-program qualification and testing are required.
- Tolerances and finished edges depend on material and thickness.
- Hardware, assembly, labels, and packaging should be defined before production.
Customer fit
A strong fit for
- Employee and event identification
- Retail and promotional displays
- Branded acrylic components
- Multi-item kits and ongoing programs
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