Laser Cutting

Why choose Laser Cutting over Die Cutting

Rubber is an excellent material for laser cutting and engraving.  Intricate art and text can be quickly and easily laser engraved to produce rubber stamps, without chemicals. Coir Rubber features a “rubber stamp mode” which allows for adjustable shoulders.  There are also other alternatives to laser cutting depending on your end goal, application, and requirements.  It can be dependent on a functional requirement or a aesthetic requirement.  What ever it is, please contact us today and we will do our best to meet your print specifications and/or provide our own recommendations.

Rubber Stamps

Using laser system to produce rubber gaskets, security and address stamps, and more. Rubber is a great material for laser engraving and cutting as you can perform precision cuts at very tight tolerances. Our laser system software features a “rubber stamp mode” which allows for adjustable shoulders. Pad printing plates can also be produced with a laser system. Using laser system to produce rubber ga

Seals

Difficult-to-counterfeit official seals are crucial for corporate notary and security applications. Universal laser systems can cut and engrave seals to much tighter tolerances than chemical methods.

Gaskets

Produce gaskets from a wide variety of materials using a laser system. As noted in the above, it is also further considered to use various other methods to achieve a geometry of choice.

skets, security and address stamps, and more. Rubber is a great material for laser engraving and cutting as you can perform precision cuts at very tight tolerances. Our laser system software features a “rubber stamp mode” which allows for adjustable shoulders. Pad printing plates can also be produced with a laser system.

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When to pick laser over die cutting

Laser cutting has no tooling cost, so it suits prototypes, complex outlines, and runs too small to justify a die. Die cutting is cheaper per piece at higher quantities.

Laser also engraves, so part numbers and logos can be marked in the same step. Material choice matters: some rubbers and plastics cut cleanly and some leave residue, so tell us the material and thickness.

For high-volume flat gaskets see Die Cutting. Send a drawing or sample through the quote form and we will review it with you.

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