Fast, precise and economical: Create your custom products from a single piece.

Laser cutting

Precision and flexibility for your project

Have your design or part laser cut and receive it quickly? You can! You can laser cut, laser engrave and laser mark with us from almost all non-metals such as wood, plastic, foam, rubber and cardboard. Up to 1200x600mm and with machines up to 175W. Ordered online and delivered on your chosen date (1, 2, 4 or 13 working days). Also for individuals.

What is laser cutting?

Laser cutting is a digital production technique. Based on a vector drawing, the laser beam cuts shapes from a sheet. No molds or dies are needed, making it fast and flexible.

Snijlab offers a range of sheet materials to choose from. From wood to plastics and cardboard, but no metals. For example, you can laser cut plastics, or even wood. These materials have different properties, and the laser yields different results for each. Laser cutting wood often leaves a darker color where the laser has been, due to the heat. Therefore, always make sure to carefully consider which material you need.

Cutout

Laser cutting is the process of cutting a shape from a material. The drawn shape is cut loose from the sheet. This can be done with a high level of detail and great design freedom. Consider beforehand which material you want to use. Laser cutting wood gives a different result than, for example, laser cutting plastic or acrylic.

Engraving

Laser engraving is the marking of a design on the surface of a material. This can be done with a single line or a filled area. The laser beam does not go through the sheet. When engraving, it's also important to choose your material carefully. Engraving wood leaves a dark surface, while engraving plastic leaves a light surface.

What the customer has to say

"Thanks to their online quotation tool, as a customer you can see for yourself which design adjustments affect the price. That way you can easily make adjustments."

- Sander Vieveen, Alphatron Medical

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Simple and scalable

We will cut and engrave your design from a material in our range. Upload your drawing, choose a material and delivery time. And we'll get to work for you.

Single pieces

Laser cutting can be as small as 1 piece. Low start-up costs make laser cutting suitable for custom parts, prototypes and personalized objects.

Series work

Snijlab's innovative technology makes laser cutting of larger runs efficient. At higher quantities, the unit price drops.

Want to see materials in real life?

Order a material sample chain. Samples give a representative picture of the quality that Snijlab Provides. It also allows you to compare materials so you can make a good design decision.

To the material sample chains

What do I need?

A drawing for laser cutting

Create a vector drawing and use the colors from our drawing rules. Upload your drawing and choose a material.

To drawing rules

What is the delivery time?

Choose your own delivery time.
Ordered today with express delivery means it's with you tomorrow. Prefer more affordable
laser cutting? Then choose a longer delivery time. We offer 24/7 laser cutting.
Delivery times affect the price.
This way, you can have your order quickly when you need it, or keep the
price low when you're working with a budget.

What does laser cutting cost?

The price for laser cutting your design is automatically calculated in the shopping cart.

The price depends on, among other things:

  • dimensions
  • material
  • thickness
  • delivery time
  • quantity

Upload your drawing, choose a material and delivery time, and see the price instantly.

All about pricing

Prices mentioned are indicative and include VAT

1 medium design: from €24.99

1 full plate: €65.43

1000 small parts: from €0.05/pc.

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