Custom Industrial Laser Cutting
Laser cutting is the fastest, most precise, and most versatile solution for producing metal and plastic components that meet your exact specifications.
Laser cutting is the fastest, most precise, and most versatile solution for producing metal and plastic components that meet your exact specifications.
Laser cutting has become a benchmark technology in industrial identification and manufacturing. It delivers exceptional edge quality, even for the most intricate shapes and detailed components.
Our high-performance laser systems enable ultra-fast production, making them ideal for tight deadlines. By reducing intermediate steps, laser cutting ensures a smooth workflow for both large production runs and one-off prototypes.
Laser technology offers micron-level accuracy, allowing for flawless cutting of steel, aluminum, stainless steel, and brass. No burrs. No rough edges. Just clean, sharp contours—perfect for laser cutting and engraving or high-precision technical parts.
The ultra-fine laser beam maximizes material usage, minimizing waste and reducing costs. This clean and efficient process makes laser sheet cutting a cost-effective and eco-conscious solution for all your metal fabrication needs.
Compared to traditional methods, laser cutting: Reduces material waste, minimizes post-processing and finishing, consumes less energy.
The result: a cleaner, more efficient production process—especially for laser-cut metal plates and high-volume industrial applications.
In addition to metal laser cutting, we process a wide range of plastics, including: Acrylic (Plexiglass), polycarbonate, ABS, laminated plastics (Rowmark).
Our process ensures clean edges with no burn marks, making it ideal for signage, decorative applications, and precision components.
Request a quoteLaser Cutting Capabilities at Idenco
Our equipment allows us to cut parts up to 47.5" × 47.5", with material thicknesses up to 0.50".
Minimum dimensions may vary depending on geometry. For example, extremely small holes can be achieved, but very small detailed shapes (such as fine lettering) may be limited by material and design constraints.
Stainless Steel:
• 0,025" • 0,032" • 0,037" • 0,0625" • 0,125" • 0,1875" • 0,250"
Anodized Aluminum:
• 0,003" • 0,005" • 0,008" • 0,012" • 0,020" • 0,032" • 0,040" • 0,0625" • 0,080" • 0,090" • 0,125" • 0,1875" • 0,250"