Ponoko’s laser cutting and laser engraving brass service makes custom metal products from your digital product designs for businesses and agencies.
When laser cutting brass, you can make all sorts of amazing custom products such as jewelry, electronic enclosures, signs, art, toys, robots, lighting, desk and office items, housewares, kitchen products, business gifts and promotional products. Let your imagination run wild! And if you want to add some additional dimension to your creations, laser engraving brass will do the trick.
It’s easy to getting started making with laser cut brass. First, upload your product design for instant online quote. Like what you see? Then give those lasers the green light and they’ll fire up to make your designs with precision, package them with care and ship directly to your door. With no minimum order size for laser cutting brass, order as many (or as few) as ya like.
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Laser cutting and laser engraving are digital making methods available online from Ponoko.
Laser cutting brass is a subtractive manufacturing technology that uses a high-power laser beam to cut flat-sheet materials. A computer directs this laser to follow the cutting line provided in your digital design. The high-precision laser vaporizes a cut line through the brass, leaving a 90-degree high-quality cut-edge finish.
Laser engraving brass is similar, but instead of using the laser beam to cut through the brass, it engraves the surface. Following the engraving line or area in your digital design, the laser vaporizes a thin layer of the brass surface, exposing what lies beneath. For laser cut brass, the result is a more textured finish.
You can laser cut and engrave designs for custom products in brass using your very own personal factory.
