Accepted files
DXF, DWG and vector PDF files with real cut lines. A photo or JPEG saved as a PDF is still an image and needs file prep before cutting.
Plastics, timber and engraving
CO2 Laser Cutting
Large-format CO2 laser cutting and engraving for acrylic, plywood, MDF, ABS, PETG, polycarbonate and selected display materials.
service
Cut-ready support from file to dispatch.
The CO2 laser workflow is best for acrylic, timber sheet, selected plastics and engraving work. The corrected production reference is a 3000 x 1500 mm cutting area, which suits full-sheet acrylic and display work when material, thickness and finish requirements are matched to the process.
Instant pricing
Upload cut-ready files and get pricing immediately.
For suitable cut-ready co2 laser cutting work, the live calculator lets customers upload drawings, select material, thickness and quantity, then see the job price without waiting for manual estimating.
If a file needs cleanup, engraving advice, grooves, process advice, finishing or a material check, the team can still review it before production.
Common work
Typical applications
- Acrylic signage
- Full-sheet display components
- Templates
- Timber and MDF parts
Why it works
Production advantages
- 3000 x 1500 mm CO2 cutting area
- Polished acrylic edges
- Fine detail engraving
- Repeatable small-part accuracy
Process
Best-fit methods
- Vector file check
- Cut and engrave setup
- Large-format CO2 laser processing
- Protective packing
Capability
Production details for quoting.
Sheet size
3000 x 1500 mm production area where the selected material and machine setup allow it.
Materials
Acrylic, MDF, Plywood, ABS, PETG, Polycarbonate.
Limitations
Final pricing depends on material, thickness, cut length, pierce count, file cleanup and finishing.
Common questions
Answers before production starts.
What file types can I upload?
DXF and DWG files are preferred. Vector PDF files can also work when they contain real vector cut lines at 1:1 scale. A photo or JPEG saved as a PDF is still an image.
Can you quote if I do not have CAD drawings?
Yes. Send a sketch, measurements, reference images or an existing part and the team can advise what is needed to create a cut-ready file.
What should I include with my quote request?
Include material, thickness, quantity, deadline, pickup or delivery postcode and any finish requirements. If the job has several parts, label each part clearly.
Can I order one-off parts?
Yes. One-off parts, prototypes and repeat production runs can all be quoted, although setup time affects very small jobs.