Laser
Cutting

2D & 3D Cutting | Fibre & CO₂ | Complex Geometry

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Laser Systems
3048mm
Max Sheet Length (10 ft)
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Max Cut · Steel
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Fibre Laser

Our Capability

Flat sheet and complex
3D, all in-house

Some parts need laser cutting as the primary process. Others need it alongside stamping or machining.

We have the equipment for both: flat sheet and complex three-dimensional geometry, all under one roof in Beeton, ON.

Since 1996 we've delivered rapid, precise laser cutting with the accuracy and repeatability production programs demand, at speeds well beyond water jet, wire cutting, or machining.

No Hard ToolingNo hard tooling required, so part geometry can change without expensive modifications.
Prototype to ProductionFrom one-off prototypes to low-volume production runs. Fibre speed can even rival hard tooling for blanking.
Speed & AccuracyFlat sheet cut with speed and accuracy across a wide range of materials.
Complex 3D GeometryFive-axis cutting reaches formed and tubular surfaces flat cutting can't.

Equipment

Four laser systems
under one roof

Two 2D fibre systems for flat sheet, and two Mitsubishi five-axis systems for 3D work, covering the full range in-house:

  • Ermaksan Fibermak Raptor 2D Fibre Optic · 5′×10′
  • Bescutter 6 kW 2D Fibre Optic · 5′×10′
  • Mitsubishi VZ 3D Five-Axis CO₂ Laser
  • Mitsubishi VZ10 3D Five-Axis CO₂ Laser

Our quality assurance department adheres to ISO 9001:2015, so every laser cut component is verified within specification.

Processes

Two ways
we cut

Ermaksan Fibermak Raptor 2D fibre laser cutter at Prototier-1

Flat Sheet

2D Fibre Laser Cutting

We operate two 2D fibre systems: the Ermaksan Fibermak Raptor and the Bescutter. Both cut flat sheet with speed and accuracy across a wide range of materials, with no hard tooling required, which suits prototypes, short runs, or parts whose geometry changes.

We cut up to 15 mm (19/32 in) in steel and 6 mm (1/4 in) in aluminum at sheet sizes to 1524 mm × 3048 mm (5 × 10 ft). High-pressure nitrogen as the cutting gas produces cleaner, faster cuts in aluminum and stainless, fast enough to rival hard tooling for blanking low-volume production parts.

Mitsubishi 3D five-axis laser cutting a formed part at Prototier-1

Complex Geometry

3D Five-Axis Laser Cutting

We operate two Mitsubishi three-dimensional systems: the VZ and VZ10. Five-axis cutting works directly on formed, stamped, or tubular parts, adding trim lines, holes, and cutouts on complex surfaces that flat cutting can't reach.

Most shops don't have this equipment. For formed parts that need secondary laser operations, it removes the outsourcing step and keeps your program under one roof. We cut up to 6 mm (1/4 in) in steel and 3 mm (1/8 in) in aluminum, using CNC-cut holding fixtures for precise repeatability at a fraction of the cost of traditional trim tooling.

Applications

Where it fits

  • Flat sheet blanking and profiling
  • Prototype parts without hard tooling investment
  • Trim operations on formed stampings
  • Holes and cutouts on three-dimensional surfaces
  • Tubular and structural section cutting

Materials

Materials we cut

  • Steel
  • Stainless Steel
  • Aluminum
  • Galvanized
  • Copper
  • Brass

Thicknesses vary by material and process, so send us your spec and we'll confirm.

Tell us what you need cut

Send us your design. We'll confirm capability and get you a quote, flat sheet or complex 3D.

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