Fine Cut have come a long way since entering the world of lasers, with their continual investment in the latest technology they now boast an array of machines capable of marking a variety of materials.
The diversity and flexibility of laser marking makes it ideal for branding, personalisation, identification and any other application which requires a highly detailed and permanent mark. Laser marking not only offers durability and precision detail, but the option for serialisation, barcodes, QR codes and other variable data, perfect for nameplates and free issue parts.
For cutting requirements, they house two types of laser cutting machines; one for cutting materials such as acrylic, wood and laminate and another which is used for precision laser cutting of metals such as aluminium, stainless steel, brass and copper. This machine is capable of achieving incredible accuracy and fine detail on a range of thicknesses and finishes.
Their experienced team of laser technicians have many years applying this process to a large variety of materials such as aluminium, stainless steel, copper, brass, wood, laser laminates, some plastics and plenty of customer supplied free issue parts.
Fine Cut pride themselves on producing quality products by using market leading technology and are true experts in their field. With a wealth of knowledge gained through years of extensive research and experience.
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Their dedicated team are on hand to guide you through the best process for your requirement, contact them today,
01903 751666 sales@finecut.co.uk
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