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Acrylic & timber
CO2 laser cutting
Acrylic up to 40mm with a polished edge, plus timber, plywood and MDF up to 20mm. Cutting and engraving can run from one file.
CO2 laser cuttingSydney laser cutting
Laser cutting in Sydney for acrylic, timber and metal parts.
Both laser processes run in our own Sydney workshop: CO2 laser cutting for acrylic, timber, plywood and MDF, and fiber laser cutting for sheet metal. Send the file and material, and the finished parts can be collected locally or delivered across Sydney and Australia-wide.
Cut in our Sydney workshop. Collected locally or delivered Australia-wide.
Cut in our Sydney workshop
Cast acrylic up to 40mm with a flame-polished edge
Cast acrylic up to 40mm with a flame-polished edge
Timber, plywood and MDF up to 20mm
Mild steel and aluminium up to 6mm, stainless up to 5mm
Choose the process
Match the material to the right cutting process.
You do not need to nominate the machine. Send the material, thickness and finished use and we will route the job — these are the three paths a Sydney cutting enquiry usually takes.
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Sheet metal
Fiber laser cutting
Mild steel, stainless, aluminium, Corten, brass and copper cut within our published ranges, ready for folding, welding and finishing.
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Boards & panels
CNC router cutting
Rigid PVC, ACM, marine plywood and thick panel work move to the router, which also handles pockets, grooves and machined edges.
CNC router cuttingReal project work
One Sydney workshop, two laser processes.
Acrylic, timber and display materials run on the CO2 table, while sheet metal runs on the fiber table. Because both are in-house, mixed jobs such as an acrylic face with metal returns stay in one production sequence and one quote.
Two technologies, one workshop: CO₂ laser cutting handles acrylic, timber, MDF and display materials, while fibre laser cutting handles sheet metal. Each photo is labelled with the process that produced it.
Plan it properly
The important detail, available when you need it.
Open the section that matches your job. The essential choices stay easy to scan; condition, access, removal and technical detail remain here for a more rigorous brief.
Most Sydney laser cutting enquiries fall into one of these four jobs. The quote checks are what we confirm before the sheet is nested.
Acrylic letters and logos
- Best use
- Flat-cut lettering, logo shapes and dimensional sign components in clear, coloured or opal acrylic.
- Strength
- Polished edges straight off the table, with fine internal detail a router bit cannot reach.
- Quote checks
- Letter height, stroke width, sheet colour, thickness and how the letters will be fixed or mounted.
Metal letters and components
- Best use
- Stainless, aluminium, mild steel and brass lettering, plates, brackets and fabricated sign parts.
- Strength
- Accurate profiles that continue into folding, welding, coating and illumination in the same workshop.
- Quote checks
- Exact metal and grade, thickness, finish, visible face and any later fabrication steps.
Timber and MDF parts
- Best use
- Display components, templates, engraved panels and interlocking parts in plywood, MDF and suitable timber.
- Strength
- Clean profiles with a controlled darkened edge that suits painted or featured finishes.
- Quote checks
- Sheet construction, adhesive, thickness and whether the darkened cut edge suits the finished piece.
Screens and decorative panels
- Best use
- Repeat patterns, perforations and feature panels for fit-outs, joinery and architectural work.
- Strength
- Consistent pattern repeats across large sheets on a 3000 × 1500mm working area.
- Quote checks
- Pattern open area, bridges, panel joins, fixing method and the material the pattern is cut from.
Cutting time is only part of the price. These are the inputs that move a laser cutting quote most.
Material and thickness
The exact sheet, grade and thickness decide the process, cutting speed and the edge you get back.
Quantity and nesting
Part count and how efficiently profiles nest on the sheet change material use and production time.
Artwork readiness
Closed vectors at 1:1 scale with cut and engrave layers separated quote faster and avoid drawing fees.
Collection or delivery
Parts can be collected from our Sydney workshop, delivered across Sydney or packed for interstate freight.
Laser cutting services
Compare the CO2 and fiber processes, materials and working ranges before sending the file.
Cutting servicesAcrylic signs
Cut acrylic letters, logos and panels are one of the most common Sydney laser cutting jobs.
Acrylic signsMetal signs
Cut metal moves into fabricated letters, plaques and building signage in the same workshop.
Metal signsQuote checklist
What to send for Sydney laser cutting.
A cutting quote is fastest when the file and material are specific. Sketches are fine too — drawing time is simply quoted openly.
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File
A 1:1 vector or CAD file (DXF, DWG, AI, EPS, SVG or vector PDF) with closed paths and outlined text.
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Material
The exact material, grade where known, thickness and whether we supply the sheet or you do.
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Quantity
Finished part count, since nesting and material purchasing change the unit price.
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Finish
Edge expectation, visible face, engraving areas and any folding, welding or assembly after cutting.
Frequently asked questions
Common Sydney laser cutting questions.
Straight answers to the questions that usually affect scope, timing and approvals.
Cast acrylic up to 40mm, timber, plywood and MDF up to 20mm on the CO2 laser, and sheet metals on the fiber laser: mild steel and aluminium up to 6mm, stainless up to 5mm, Corten and brass up to 2mm, copper up to 1.5mm and 0.6mm Colorbond flat sheet.
Yes. Work is produced in our Sydney workshop and can be collected once finished, or delivered across Sydney and Australia-wide depending on size, weight and the protection the parts need.
No. PVC and foam PVC are never laser cut because heating PVC releases hazardous gas. Rigid PVC moves to CNC routing and some light flexible sheet suits digital knife cutting.
Yes, after review. We need the product identity, grade or technical data, thickness and coating or film details. Unknown sheets may need a sample test before a production run.
Yes. Engraving can run in the same file on suitable CO2 materials, and cut metal or acrylic can continue into folding, welding, bonding, coating and sign assembly in the same workshop.
Next step
Send the file, material and quantity.
Include the material and thickness, finished part count and whether you will collect from the workshop or need delivery. We will confirm the right process and quote the complete job.