Please note - Due to a change in our Equipment we no longer specialise in Paper and Card Cutting
Laser Cut Card & Paper
We process for promotional items, invitations, point-of-sale, business cards, models and just about anything where a thin flexible material is required. Please bear in mind paper and card are organic materials, and therefore there will be some browning or charring of the cut edge - the lighter the paper, the more pronounced the effect.
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Laser Cut Butterflies in black card, used to decorate champagne glasses. Darker coloured cards arew excellent as they don't show the inevitable browning of the cut edge. Just about anything that can be drawn can be cut in card - your options are endless!
A close-up shot of the above. The amount of detail we can cut in card is very high, and the cutting is quick, meaning the price can be very attractive. We normally ask our customers to supply the card as there are so many different types, but we are able to source certain ranges.
A laser cut and creased red trifold card. As well as cutting, we can reduce the laser power to crease card - it might sound strange but it works really well! We do work like this for everything from product launches to wedding invitations.
Another example of card cutting showing the really fine detail possible with lasers. It's worth bearing in mind that laser cutting is not economical if you want thousands of pieces - die-cutting will be less expensive, but for short runs there's no better method of cutting.
An example of laser cut card showing the very fine detail achievable - this is about the size of a CD case. We're not sure whether something this fragile would last long, but what an impact it makes when someone first opens the envelope!
Maximum Component Size |
Normally 900x600mm |
Minimum Component Size |
Very Small - really tiny! |
Maximum Thickness |
As thick as card gets. |
Minimum Thickness |
Probably not tissue paper, but not far off. |
Minimum Detail |
Really fine detail can be achieved - you really have to think about whether the material that's left will be strong enough after the cutting. |
General Cutting Tolerance |
Around +/-0.1mm |
Effects of Thermal Cutting |
As stated above the cut edge will carbonise a little, and there may be some residue on the back face. Certain coated materials may degrade a little |
Common Grades Stocked |
We don't tend to stock card / paper as everyone seems to want something different! We normally ask you to send us your choice for cutting. |
Common Sheet Sizes |
Try to get material that cuts into 900x600mm sections without waste. |
Common Applications |
Just about anything really, but mainly decorative products. |

As discussed there will be some burning of the cut edge, and browning visible on the rear surface particularly with light coloured paper and card. We do our best to minimise this, but it is inevitable.
Let us know if you have a critical application in a particular material and we'll do a sample for approval prior to cutting the job.

