Clean edges. Tight tolerances. Fast turnaround.
Two CNC-controlled CO₂ lasers with 5′ × 10′ beds cut carbon steel, stainless and aluminum parts from your CAD files.
Two lasers, full-size sheets.
Running two machines means more capacity and less waiting. Both handle full 5′ × 10′ sheets, so large parts and nested production runs are no problem.
Cincinnati CL-707
CNC-controlled CO₂ laser cutting system.
Laser-cut PRC
CNC-controlled CO₂ laser cutting system.
Material & thickness
Maximum cutting thickness by material. Not sure your part fits? Call us — we're happy to talk it through.
| Material | Max thickness | Relative capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Carbon steel | 5/8″ | |
| Stainless steel | 1/2″ | |
| Aluminum | 1/4″ | |
| Max sheet size | 5′ × 10′ | Both machines |
Why choose laser cutting?
Precision
A focused beam produces accurate profiles, small holes and intricate details that are difficult or costly with mechanical cutting.
No hard tooling
Parts are cut straight from your CAD file — no dies to build — so prototypes and revisions are quick and affordable.
Repeatability
CNC control means part one and part one-thousand match. Ideal for production runs and replacement parts.
How CO₂ lasers cut metal
CO₂ (carbon dioxide) lasers are built to cut through hard surfaces like steel. Inside the resonator, electrons in a mix of gases are energized and release that energy as photons — particles of light.
Mirrors and a focusing lens direct those photons into an invisible, concentrated beam that melts and vaporizes the metal along the programmed path, leaving a narrow, clean kerf.
Send Us Your File
Have a drawing? Get a quote.
Email us a DXF or DWG file — or fax a drawing — and we'll get back to you with pricing and turnaround on your parts.