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Laser Cutting On Demand

Upload your DXF files and receive an instant quote for precision laser cutting in steel, aluminium, stainless steel, copper, brass, and more. Fast turnaround, transparent pricing, quality guaranteed.

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12,500+

Orders Processed

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Materials Available

3,200+

Active Clients

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Everything You Need to Know

From preparing your DXF files to choosing the right material and finish — our guides make ordering simple and error-free.

How to Export DXF Files

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Available Materials

Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Copper.

Baltic Birch Plywood

Surface Finishing

Deburring, Sandblasted, Random Orbit and more

How to Export DXF Files

Follow these steps to export a DXF file that our system can process without issues:

  1. Use 1:1 scale — always export in real-world units (mm or inches).
  2. Close all paths — open contours cannot be cut. Use your CAD join/close tool before exporting.
  3. Flatten to 2D — remove all 3D geometry, dimensions, and construction lines.
  4. One part per file — export each unique part as a separate DXF for accurate quoting.
  5. No title blocks — remove borders, text annotations, and symbols from the drawing.
  6. Export as R12 or R14 — older DXF versions ensure the widest compatibility.

Compatible software: AutoCAD, Fusion 360, SolidWorks, FreeCAD, Inkscape, and most CAD/CAM tools.

Surface Finishing

We offer a range of surface finishing options to protect and enhance your laser-cut parts:

  • Deburring — Deburring after fiber laser cutting is essential to remove molten metal slag (dross) and sharp, jagged edges caused by heat and gas pressure.

  • Random Orbit — A random orbit finish is a non-directional, satin finish created by a Dual Action (DA) sander, producing hundreds of tiny overlapping circular scratches

  • Sandblasting — A sandblasted metal finish is a matte, satin, or textured appearance created by propelling abrasive media (sand, glass beads, or steel grit) via compressed air to remove contaminants and create a uniform, dull profile

  • Raw / As-Cut — no finishing or post processing applied; parts shipped exactly as laser-cut.

Customer Stories

What Our Customers Say

"The precision and speed of service exceeded our expectations. We've been able to reduce our production costs significantly while maintaining the highest quality standards."
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Sarah Johnson

Manufacturing Manager

"Outstanding experience from start to finish. The team understood our complex requirements and delivered exactly what we needed. Highly recommend!"
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Michael Chen

Product Designer

"The instant quote system saves us hours every week. It's intuitive, accurate, and has become an essential part of our workflow."
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Emma Rodriguez

Operations Director

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