What Materials Can You Process?

Material	Engrave	Cut		Materials	Engrave	Cut
ABS Plastic				Melamine
Acrylic				Mother of Pearl
Avonite				MDF
Brick				Mylar®
Cardboard				Nylon
Ceramic				Paper
Chipboard				Particle Board
Corian®				Polycarbonate
Cork				Polypropylene
Delrin®				Polyester
Fabric				Pressboard
Fiberglass				Resin
Foam				Rubber
Fountainhead				Silicon
Glass				Silk
Granite				Stone
Kevlar				Styrene
Laminated Plastics				Tile
Leather				Travertine
Marble				Twill
Masonite®				Wood
Mata Board

Metal Marking

Material	Mark without Metal Marking Compound	Mark with Metal Marking Compound
AlumaMark®
Aluminum
Anodized Aluminum
Brass
Carbide*
Cobalt*
Copper
Iron*
Nickle
Painted Brass
Pewter*
Stainless Steel*
Steel
Titanium*
Tungsten

* Can be marked directly (without the need for Metal Marking Compounds) using High Power Density Focusing Optics™ (HPDFO).

Laser Marking
Laser Marking is the technique of marking directly, or compound assisted, on a material surface by the high power of the laser beam to permanently modify the surface of a material. The non-contact, inkless marking technique is ideal for plastics, metals, ceramic, glass and wood.

Laser Engraving
Laser Engraving is the technique of creating depth in a material by using the high power of a laser beam. The laser can engrave complex, very precise and clean engravings on plastic, rubber, wood, paper, textile and composites.

Laser Cutting
Laser Cutting is a technology that uses a laser to cut through a material. The laser either melts, burns or vaporizes the material leaving an edge with a high quality surface finish. Laser cutting materials include plastic, rubber, wood, paper, textile and composites.

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