Laser Cutting & Engraving for Acrylic and Polymers | Beaulic

Fast, clean edges — without the micro-cracks

Laser processing is the fastest route for flat parts: gaskets, windows, spacers, masks and engraved scales. The risk in acrylic is heat-affected edge whitening and delayed stress cracking — we engineer that risk out.

Capability 02 — Laser Cutting & Engraving

Clean edges, no micro-crazing

We control power, speed, assist gas and cut sequencing per material and thickness, then anneal parts where the application demands it. Edge quality is treated as a specification, not an accident.

  • CO₂ cutting up to 25 mm acrylic with polished, flame-like edge quality straight off the bed.
  • UV laser marking for fine scales, part IDs and alignment marks without micro-cracks or whitening.
  • Cut-to-bond accuracy edge straightness within 0.05 mm so laser-cut layers stack cleanly for solvent bonding.
  • Kerf compensation applied from measured cut data, so nested parts hold drawing dimensions.
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CO2 laser cutting an acrylic sheet with clean polished edge
Process route

How we run it, step by step

Specifications

Process envelope

Typical values. Tighter limits are available after a drawing review — share the functional requirement rather than a blanket tolerance.

Parameter Standard Precision / achievable Notes
Max. cutting thickness (PMMA)25 mm—Thicker sections sectioned in steps on request
Edge straightness0.1 mm0.05 mmCritical for solvent-bonded stacks
Typical kerf0.15 mm0.1 mmCompensated in tooling files
Engraving minimum line width0.2 mm0.1 mmUV marking for fine scales and IDs
Min. hole / slot width0.3 mm0.15 mmMaterial-dependent
Sheet sizeup to 1200 × 600 mm—Larger sheets on request
Applications

Where this process earns its keep

  • Gaskets, spacers & insulators Fast, low-cost parts from PMMA, PC, PETG and PTFE sheet.
  • Optical windows & light guides Flame-polished edges, angle-controlled bevels, engraved alignment marks.
  • Encoders & scales UV-engraved graduations readable under transmission or reflection.
  • Cut-to-bond layers Layers cut with straightness held for subsequent solvent or thermal bonding.
Laser-cut acrylic gaskets, windows and engraved scales

Send the drawing, get a process answer

Every RFQ is reviewed by a process engineer — expect a reply within one business day, with the route we would run and where cost can be removed.

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