Cutting acrylic is usually best achieved with relatively slow speed and high power. This cutting process allows the laser beam to melt the edges of the acrylic and essentially produce a flame-polished edge.

One of the main advantages of laser cutting wood is that it provides unparalleled precision and accuracy. The focused laser beam enables fine cuts, ensuring that even the most complex and detailed designs are executed with the highest precision, far beyond what is possible with traditional cutting methods.

Laser-cutting glass uses a concentrated and focused laser beam to selectively melt the glass. The laser beam makes contact with the glass surface for less than a second.

When laser engraving on granite, the surface of the polished stone is removed by the laser beam resulting in high resolution, high detail, and most of all, high-quality artwork.