Laser cutting plastics

Fibernyl bioplastic Bruin
1 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm

Fibernyl bioplastic Zwart
1 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm

Fibernyl bioplastic Wit
1 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm

Biopanel
2 mm, 3 mm
Silicone rubber zwart
1 mm, 2 mm

Graveerplaat Zwart/wit
1.5 mm

Graveerplaat Rood/wit
1.5 mm

Graveerplaat Groen/wit
1.5 mm

Graveerplaat Blauw/wit
1.5 mm
Silicone rubber translucent
1 mm, 2 mm
Silicone rubber rood (voedsel veilig)
1 mm, 2 mm

Acrylaat Transparant Geëxtrudeerd (XT)
3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm

Mylar folie
0.12 mm

Polyester (PET-G) transparant
1 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm

Neopreen schuimrubber
2 mm, 5 mm

Polyacetaal (Delrin) (POM) Wit
1 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm

Polyacetaal (Delrin) (POM) Zwart
1 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm
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With precision work, material selection is crucial. That's why Het Laser Lokaal offers a carefully selected collection of Technical materials excel in functionality, durability and machinability with the laser. These materials are especially suitable for applications where properties such as strength, size resistance, heat resistance or low friction operation are essential for example in product development, machine construction, robotics or industrial design.
In this collection you will find plastics such as POM and PET-GBut also rubbery materials each with their own specific advantages. Discover below the properties, applications and benefits of every technical material in our range.
What are technical materials?
Technical materials distinguish themselves from decorative or natural materials by their functional performance. Think of high tensile strength, wear resistance, chemical resistance, temperature resistance or low friction coefficient. These properties make them ideal for mechanical parts, prototypes, seals or structural elements.
Our technical materials are optimally tuned to laser cutting or engraving, which means that they tight cutting edges and precise details without mechanical load of the workpiece. This makes them ideal for technical drawings, assembly parts or custom components.
Overview of technical materials in our offer
1. POM (Polyoxymethylene)
Properties
POM is an engineering plastic with excellent mechanical properties. It is rigid, dimensionally stable, wear-resistant and has a low friction resistance. Thanks to its load stability, POM is often used as an alternative to metal in technical applications.
Applications:
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Gears and bearings
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Electronic enclosures
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Precision parts for machines
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Mobile connections or gliders
Why laser cutting in POM?
POM allows very precise laser cutting, which is ideal for complex contours. The material retains its structure and size, without distortion or melting at correct settings.
2. PET-G (Polyethylene terephthalate glycol modified)
Properties
PET-G is a transparent, strong plastic that is resistant to chemicals and bumps. It is less brittle than acrylic, and consequently has better impact resistance. PET-G is often used to replace glass or plexiglass in technical applications.
Applications:
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Transparent shields
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Technical prototypes
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Housing panels
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Displays and functional models
Why laser cutting in PET-G?
PET-G cuts sharply and gives relatively little smoke development. The edges are slightly coloured after cutting, but retain a smooth surface. Engraving is limited.
3. Rubber and rubber-like materials
Properties
Rubber materials such as laser-suitable neoprene or silicone rubber are elastic, pressure-resistant and resistant to water or chemicals. They are widely used for functional components such as gaskets and seals.
Applications:
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Sealing rings and gaskets
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Vibration dampers
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Non-slip mats
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Protective layers and beams
Why laser cutting in rubber?
Laser cutting makes it possible to produce complex shapes with small tolerances, which is especially important for gaskets or flexible parts. Please note: Not all rubber types are suitable for laser cutting. We only offer materials that are safe and pure cut.
Why choose technical materials from Het Laser Lokaal?
At Het Laser Lokaal we combine high quality materials with a fast, accessible service. Our technical materials are:
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Available immediately online, with clear prices and material specifications
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Perfectly tuned to laser cutting, tested in our workshop
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Suitable for functional prototypes and end-use applications
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Available in multiple thicknesses and sizes, so you can design efficiently
From one part to a complete series: After uploading your drawing, the portal calculates the current price and available production time for the chosen plastic.
Common applications of plastics
Our customers use these materials to include:
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Mechanical components and assemblies
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Educational models for technical education
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Electronic enclosures and apparatus
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Interfaces and panels for industrial equipment
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Moving components in product prototypes
Because laser cutting is contactless, mechanical stresses do not occur in the material. As a result, the measurement remains extremely precise in technical designs.
Ready to go to work?
Our collection of plastics is a reliable basis for anyone working on Technical designs, functional prototypes or industrial applications. Whether you work as a product designer, mechanical engineer, technician or R&D. With the right material properties and laser cutting quality you make the difference.