LASER CUTTING, ENGRAVING, FABRIC & TEXTILES
Advantages of Laser cutting process:
Laser processing is a non-contact and tool-free process, so cutting single-layer fabrics can be completed efficiently as well as at an accelerated pace compared to traditional knife processing. Fabrics and textiles are left untouched during laser cutting, which eliminates the possibility of the materials being warped. By the laser beam melting the materials, the finished product will have edges that are both clean and sealed.
Suitable for laser processing
Medical Applications: Implants & Various Medical Devices
Interior Design: Decorative Panels, Curtains, Backdrops
Military Clothing: Vests & Clothing
Elements Automotive: Airbags & Seats/Interior Elements
Large Objects: Parachutes & Tents
Industrial Applications: Conductive Fabric Sensors, Spacers Fashion: Ornate Elements, T-Shirts, Costumes, Bathing & Sports Suits
Laser cutting used to be reserved for haute couture designs. But as consumers began lusting for the technique, and the technology was made more readily available to manufacturers, it’s become commonplace to see laser-cut silk and leather in ready-to-wear runway collections. Where the runway goes, affordable fashion typically follows: You can now find laser-cut clothing sold by fast fashion retailers . And that’s just for starters.
PARIS, FRANCE – OCTOBER 05: A model walks the runway at the Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2012 fashion show during Paris Fashion Week on October 5, 2011 in Paris, France. (Photo by Chris Moore/Catwalking/Getty Images)
NEW YORK – SEPTEMBER 15: A model walks the runway at the Marchesa Spring Summer 2011 fashion show during New York Fashion Week at on September 15, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Karl Prouse/Catwalking/Getty Images)
LONDON, ENGLAND – SEPTEMBER 16: A model walks the runway at the Burberry Prorsum Spring Summer 2014 fashion show during London Fashion Week on September 16, 2013 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Catwalking/Getty Images)
