Laser die cutting applies a fully-focused laser beam instead of a die in order to convert material into custom shapes and sizes. Performed on three-axis laser cutting machines that are typically computer-controlled, laser die cutting is used to cut materials that would not be possible to cut through conventional steel rule die cutting.

Laser Die Cutting
Able to cut to extremely tight tolerances, laser die cutters easily handle the most intricate of designs. Since laser die cutting is a high-speed process, laser die cutting companies are able to offer quick turnaround times. Also, since there is no die, and laser die cutting requires fewer workers, the process ends up being cost-effective as well as producing an improved product. Laser die cutting is available for almost any material including abrasives, elastics, rubber, adhesives, marble, glass, stone, wood, plexiglass, plastics, polymer films, styrene, acrylics and fabrics. From these materials, laser die cutters are able to produce labels, sleeves, cartons, architectural model cutting, stencils and custom display signage as well as a multitude of other applications. Common industries that utilize laser die cutting include automotive, paper, packaging, medical, electronic, textile, nameplate and construction.