Precision Laser Cutting of Technical Materials
Mechanic-Art is a supplier and converter of technical materials. We laser cut gaskets, pads, strips and complex shapes from technical materials, with tolerances down to ±0.05 mm, from a single unit to hundreds of thousands of units per year.
What We Laser Cut
- Sealing foams and elastomers
- Thermal management materials: pads, gap fillers and thermal tapes
- Adhesive tapes and double-sided adhesives
- Electrical insulation materials such as Kapton, Nomex and Mylar
- Multi-layer materials after lamination
Why Laser Cutting
- Setup cost significantly lower than tooling cost, so it suits even a single unit.
- Fast switching between versions, with no wait for a cutting tool.
- Complex shapes, sharp corners and small holes with high accuracy.
- Clean cutting, without the shape distortion that can occur with a mechanical cutting tool.
Laser Cutting or Die Cutting
- Laser cutting suits prototypes, fast changes and small quantities. Die cutting suits larger volumes and a lower unit cost. We help choose the right method for your project.
How We Work
- Laser cutting tolerance: down to ±0.05 mm. Die cutting: ±0.3 mm.
- Minimum order: one unit.
- Prototype: in about 3 days, subject to material availability.
- Series: up to hundreds of thousands of units per year.
How to Order
- 1Contact us via WhatsApp, phone or the form, and specify the material or application.
- 2We choose the suitable material together and confirm specifications and dimensions.
- 3We cut a prototype and send it for approval.
- 4After approval we move to series production.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the laser cutting tolerance?
Down to ±0.05 mm.
Can I order a single unit?
Yes. There is no minimum order, and setup cost is significantly lower than tooling cost.
Which materials do you laser cut?
Foams, elastomers, thermal management materials, adhesive tapes, electrical insulation materials and multi-layer materials.
What is the difference between laser cutting and die cutting?
Laser cutting is flexible and fast for prototypes and small quantities, while die cutting is cost-effective for larger volumes. We help choose based on your project.
Need laser cutting?
Tell us about your application and get a fast quote.