Laser Cutting Materials
Discover tested settings for different materials and their properties
Total Materials
14
Total Settings
0
Categories
7
Most Popular
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Baltic Birch Plywood
wood
High-quality hardwood plywood with minimal voids, excellent for precise cuts and detailed work.
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
wood
Engineered wood product made from wood fibers, wax and resin. Cuts cleanly but produces fine dust.
Basswood
wood
Soft hardwood that cuts and engraves beautifully with minimal burning.
Cast Acrylic (PMMA)
plastic
High-quality transparent plastic that cuts with flame-polished edges.
Extruded Acrylic
plastic
More affordable acrylic option, may have slight cloudiness but cuts well.
Vegetable Tanned Leather
leather
Natural leather tanned with vegetable matter, safe for laser cutting.
Cardstock Paper
paper
Heavy paper perfect for intricate cuts and scoring.
Corrugated Cardboard
paper
Multi-layer cardboard excellent for packaging prototypes.
Cotton Fabric
fabric
Natural fiber fabric that cuts cleanly with sealed edges.
Felt
fabric
Dense non-woven fabric, excellent for laser cutting detailed shapes.
Anodized Aluminum
metal
Aluminum with colored anodized coating, perfect for laser engraving.
Stainless Steel
metal
Corrosion-resistant steel for laser engraving and marking.
Delrin (POM)
plastic
Engineering plastic with excellent dimensional stability.
Cork
natural
Natural bark material, sustainable and laser-friendly.
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โ ๏ธ Safety Information
Low Risk Materials
Generally safe for laser cutting with basic precautions
Medium Risk Materials
Require proper ventilation and safety measures
High Risk Materials
Require special precautions and expert knowledge
Important: Always consult your laser manufacturer's guidelines and safety data sheets before cutting any material. When in doubt, test on a small sample first and ensure proper ventilation.