Laser Cutting
High-precision cutting for complex shapes and patterns
Precision laser cutting of thin materials, from prototypes to series production
Precise
Flexible
Production-ready
Precision in every detail
Laser cutting enables fine and complex geometries in thin materials without mechanical contact with the component.
At Veldlaser, we develop high-precision laser cutting processes for components where dimensional accuracy, feature size, material behaviour and repeatability are critical.
Our processes are developed around your material, thickness, geometry, tolerances and production requirements.
Advantages
- High dimensional and positional accuracy
- Complex geometries and fine features
- Narrow cutting kerfs
- Non-contact processing
- No mechanical cutting forces
- Efficient material utilisation
- High reproducibility in controlled production
- From prototypes to series production

Laser cutting capabilities
High-precision processing of thin materials
Complex contours · Fine patterns · Openings · Slots · Precision components
- Material thickness: 0.005 mm to 1 mm
- Features: > 0.05 mm
- Narrow kerfs down to 20 µm
- Cutting accuracy down to approximately ±3 µm, depending on application
- 2D, 2.5D and 3D component handling
- From individual parts to automated series production
Have a challenging geometry or material? Discuss it with our laser specialists.

Complex geometries without mechanical tooling
The laser beam follows a digitally defined path, allowing complex contours and fine patterns to be produced without a conventional cutting tool.
This provides significant design freedom and makes it possible to change geometries without manufacturing new mechanical cutting tools.
For thin and delicate components, the absence of mechanical cutting forces can also help reduce deformation during processing.
Controlled cutting quality
A precision-cut component is defined by more than its outer dimensions.
Depending on the application, important requirements can include:
Dimensional accuracy · Position · Kerf width · Edge quality · Burr formation · Heat-affected zone · Surface condition
Veldlaser develops the cutting process around these requirements.
Laser source, wavelength, process gas, beam parameters and cutting strategy are selected according to the material, thickness, geometry and required result.
Materials
Every material interacts differently with laser light and therefore requires an appropriate cutting strategy.
Veldlaser processes a broad range of engineering and advanced materials, including:
Stainless steel · Titanium · Aluminium · Copper alloys · Tantalum · Molybdenum · Inconel · Polymers · Ceramics · Glass
The achievable result depends on the combination of material, thickness, geometry and required quality.
Discuss your material with our specialists
From flat sheet to complex components
Laser cutting is not limited to simple 2D contours.
With 2D, 2.5D and 3D component handling, Veldlaser can process geometries that require accurate positioning of the laser relative to the component.
This extends the possibilities from precision sheet components to more complex parts and geometries.
Process development and verification
A reliable cutting process starts with understanding the complete application.
We analyse:
Material → Thickness → Geometry → Tolerances → Edge requirements → Production volume
The process can then be developed, measured and optimised for the required result.
Veldlaser combines laser processing with in-house metallurgical and measurement capabilities, supporting efficient process development and quality control.
Proven laser cutting expertise
Veldlaser introduced laser cutting with a solid-state Nd:YAG laser in 1997.
Since then, our laser technology, process knowledge and production capabilities have continued to develop.
Today, Veldlaser combines decades of laser experience with more than 20 laser systems, in-house measurement and metallurgical facilities, controlled production environments and ISO 13485-certified processes.
From prototype to series production
Whether the requirement is a single development component, a small batch or ongoing series production, the cutting process is developed around the application.
For larger quantities, component handling and production steps can be automated to combine precision with reproducibility and production efficiency.
Have a challenging laser cutting application?
Send us your drawing, material specification, thickness, tolerances and production requirements.
Our laser specialists will assess your application and discuss the possibilities with you.