Custom Online Laser Cutting Services

Precise laser cut parts for rapid prototyping and production. Free laser cutting quote with DFM review within 1 day. Lead time as fast as 3-5 days.

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What is Laser Cutting

Laser cutting is a precise and efficient manufacturing process that uses a high-powered laser beam to cut materials into custom shapes and designs. This technology is ideal for creating intricate parts and components with high accuracy and clean finishes.

At XCD, our custom online laser cutting services cater to a wide range of materials including various metals, plastics, and even woods, ensuring versatility for all your project needs. Whether you require a single prototype, low or high-volume production runs, our capabilities support it all with ease. We utilize advanced laser cutters that can handle complex designs and deliver consistently high-quality results.

To streamline your experience, XCD offers an instant quoting system that accepts multiple 3D CAD file formats. Simply upload your design to receive a real-time quote and move seamlessly from design to production, optimizing both time and cost. Our comprehensive online sheet metal laser cutting service combines speed, precision, and accessibility to meet your manufacturing requirements effectively.

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Types of Laser Cutters at XCD

Our laser cutting shop features advanced machinery capable of handling a variety of materials with high precision and efficiency.

Fiber Laser Cutting

Fiber laser cutters at XCD provide exceptional precision with minimal setup time, making them suitable for cutting reflective metals. They offer high energy efficiency and fast cutting speeds, essential for both high-volume and custom metal laser cutting projects.

CO2 Laser Cutting

Our CO2 laser cutters are highly effective in processing a wide range of materials including metals, plastics, and woods. With a fine laser beam, CO2 technology ensures clean cuts and intricate detailing, enhancing the quality of your laser cut parts.

Nd:Yag Laser Cutting

Nd:Yag laser cutters are renowned for their high power and capability to cut through thick and hard materials. At XCD, we deploy Nd:Yag lasers for tasks that demand extreme precision and deep cutting, well-suited for complex industrial and design challenges.

XCD Laser Cutting Capabilities

Our custom laser cutting services follow international industry standards and market trends to offer premium laser cutting parts to our customers.

Specification	Description
Maximum Part Size	1.5 m × 3 m
Distance Dimensions	Our laser cutting standards depend on ISO 2768-c. Typical size: ±0.2 mm (0.008 in.) for length, width, diameter and location.
Maximum Material Thickness	Carbon steel < 25 mm (0.98 in.), Stainless steel < 15 mm (0.59 in.), Aluminum < 15 mm (0.59 in.), Copper < 12.7 mm (0.5 in.)
Kerf (slit size)	About 0.03 mm
Edge Condition	Laser cut edges have matte and vertical lines.
Laser Sources	CO2 and fiber lasers. Up to 10 kW.
Repeatability	±0.05 mm (0.002 in.)
Positioning Accuracy	±0.10 mm (0.004 in.)
Lead Time	3-5 days

Why Choose Us

High Quality Parts

Powered by automated technology, our CNC laser cutting services guarantee precise tolerances down to ±0.05 mm, ensuring your custom metal parts match exact specifications every time.

Fast Lead Time

You'll experience industry-leading speed in project delivery. Our efficient online system and streamlined production processes minimize wait times, enabling you to receive laser cut parts faster and stay ahead in your market.

Engineering-Driven Support

Our engineering team transforms design challenges into achievable solutions. We provide hands-on support, ensuring your custom laser cutting projects benefit from the best technical advice and design optimization.

Laser Cutting Materials

Metals

We offer premium metal laser cutting services for materials including aluminum, Stainless Steel, and carbon steel, ideal for robust structural components and high-strength applications.

Aluminum
Stainless Steel
Carbon Steel
Copper
Brass

Plastics

Plastics like acrylic and polycarbonate are celebrated for their lightweight, impact resistance, and clarity. These materials offer great versatility for a wide range of applications.

Acrylic
Polycarbonate
PVC
PET

Woods

Wood varieties such as pine, oak, and maple are chosen for their natural grain patterns, workability, and strength. Each type provides a unique aesthetic.

Pine
Oak
Maple
MDF

How to Get Your Laser Cutting Online Quote in Seconds

Upload a CAD File

Start by choosing your preferred manufacturing process, then upload your design file.

Get a Quote

Configure project details like material, finishing option, and quantity, receive an accurate quote and DFM feedback.

Parts Delivered!

Once production is complete and your parts pass quality inspections, they are shipped to you.

Explore XCD Laser Cutting Shop

Discover the precision of the XCD laser cutting shop, where modern technology meets skilled work.

Our shop houses seven high-tech laser cutters, each with a capacity of 3000×1500, able to cut up to 30mm thick plates with a precision of ±0.05mm. This allows us to work with a wide variety of materials, from metals to plastics and woods, ensuring top-quality results for every project.

Take a closer look at our operations by watching our video tour. See how our laser cutting services bring precision and efficiency to each custom project, demonstrating our dedication to excellence.

Prototyping

700+

Sets of Machine

120+

Countries Shipped

20,000+

Customers Served

Advantages of Laser Cutting

The advantages of using laser cutting technology are significant and beneficial across various manufacturing settings:

Precision and Accuracy

Offers exceptional cutting accuracy and consistency, perfect for intricate designs and complex patterns. This precision reduces waste and increases efficiency.

Versatility

Capable of cutting a variety of materials including metals, plastics, and woods. It handles various material thicknesses and complexities without tool changes.

Speed

One of the fastest cutting methods available, it significantly reduces production times. Ideal for both large scale production runs and rapid prototyping.

Clean Cuts and Smooth Finish

Produces clean, sealed edges that require little to no finishing work, minimizing post-processing steps and enhancing aesthetic quality.

Reduced Contamination

As a non-contact process, there is minimal risk of material contamination, crucial for industries where purity is essential.

Energy Efficiency

Modern laser cutting machines are designed to be energy efficient, reducing operational costs and supporting sustainability efforts.

Applications of Laser Cutting

Laser cutting technology is extensively used to fabricate a diverse range of parts, each benefiting from the precision and versatility this method offers:

Structural Components

Essential for machinery and buildings, laser cutting provides the exactness required for structural elements such as beams, frames, and supports.

Decorative Elements

From intricate metal panels to detailed artworks, laser cutting is ideal for creating decorative items that require fine, precise cuts.

Functional Parts

Laser cutting is crucial in manufacturing functional components like gears, brackets, and enclosures for automotive and machinery applications.

Prototypes

Designers and engineers frequently use laser cutting to rapidly produce prototypes, allowing for quick iterations and refinement.

Electronic Components

Laser cutting is used to produce intricate components for electronics, such as circuit boards and insulating layers.

Laser Cutting FAQs

How long does it take to receive a part once an order is placed?

The lead time for receiving a CNC machined part from XCD can vary depending on several factors including the complexity of the part's design, the type of material selected, and our current production schedule. CNC machining is known for its speed, particularly for less complex parts, allowing for quick turnaround times. In fact, parts can be delivered in as fast as just one day after the machining setup is complete! However, for the most accurate time estimate tailored to your specific project, we recommend contacting us directly for a detailed quote. This way, we can provide you with a precise timeframe based on your unique requirements.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of CNC machining?

Advantages of CNC Machining Precision and Repeatability: CNC machining ensures high precision and consistent replication of parts, crucial for complex designs with tight tolerances. Reduced Human Error: The automated nature of CNC machining minimizes human error, enhancing the overall quality of production. Efficiency and Speed: Automation allows for faster production cycles, enabling quicker turnaround times than manual processes. Material Flexibility: CNC machines can work with a diverse range of materials, including metals, plastics, and composites, offering versatility across various applications. Software Integration: Advanced CNC software supports quick design changes and updates, facilitating rapid prototyping and easy customization. Cost-Effective for Large Runs: While setup costs are higher, per-unit costs decrease significantly with larger production volumes, making it cost-effective for mass production. Disadvantages of CNC Machining High Initial Costs: CNC machinery and its maintenance represent significant investments, making initial setup expensive, especially for small-scale operations. Skill Requirements: Operating CNC machines requires highly skilled personnel, which can increase training costs and limit accessibility. Less Cost-Effective for Small Runs: Due to setup and programming time, CNC machining may not be economical for producing small quantities of parts. Material Waste: CNC machining often involves subtractive processes, leading to more material waste compared to additive manufacturing. Limited to Material Hardness: Extremely hard materials can wear out CNC tools quickly, potentially increasing operational costs and downtime.

What are the applications of CNC machining?

CNC machining has a wide range of applications across industries. In the automotive and aerospace sectors, it is used to fabricate precise engine components, structural parts, and other intricate elements. The medical industry leverages CNC for manufacturing devices, implants, and surgical instruments. CNC is also crucial in electronics, enabling the production of electronic housings, circuit boards, and connectors. Machine tool makers rely on CNC to create complex molds, dies, and machine components. Additionally, CNC is valuable for general custom part production, prototyping, woodworking, and more, allowing for consistent quality and high precision.

What is machining center and how does it work?

A machining center is a highly advanced CNC machine designed to handle a variety of machining tasks including milling, drilling, and tapping, all within a single setup. This integration enhances efficiency and accuracy by reducing the need to transfer parts between different machines. Machining centers are equipped with a tool turret or magazine that holds multiple tool options, enabling automatic tool changing under CNC control. This capability allows for rapid switching between operations, optimizing production flow. Typically, machining centers are used for complex parts that require precision machining from multiple angles, making them indispensable in modern manufacturing environments.

What is the G and M code in CNC machines?

G and M codes are the programming languages used in CNC machining to control CNC machine tools. G-codes are primarily used for specifying the movements of the machine, such as linear interpolation, circular movements, and other specific functions related to the actual path of the tool. M-codes, on the other hand, handle machine functions that are not directly related to the path of the tool, such as turning the machine on or off, starting or stopping the spindle, and controlling coolant. Together, G and M codes provide a comprehensive set of instructions that CNC machines follow to produce parts accurately and efficiently.

What tolerances could CNC machining reach?

CNC machining is renowned for its ability to achieve high precision and tight tolerances, essential for complex and detailed parts. Typically, standard CNC machining can maintain tolerances within ±0.01 inches (±0.127 mm). XCD defaults to standardized tolerances without special requirements. For even more precise requirements, advanced CNC machines can achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.0005 inches (±0.0127 mm) under optimal conditions. The achievable tolerance depends on several factors including the material, part geometry, size, and the specific type of CNC machine used. This capability makes CNC machining a preferred choice for industries that require highly accurate components, such as aerospace, medical, and automotive sectors.

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