Your material?
The CO2 laser machines from eurolaser are ideally suited for cutting and engraving non-metal materials. Typical materials include: acrylic, wood, textiles, foils, plastics
Your branche?
The high-end laser machines from eurolaser are used successfully in both industry (24/7) and in the handcraft sector. Typical areas of application include: automotive, technical textiles, displays, membrane keyboards.
Your material?
The CO2 laser machines from eurolaser are ideally suited for cutting and engraving non-metal materials. Typical materials include: acrylic, wood, textiles, foils, plastics
Your branche?
The high-end laser machines from eurolaser are used successfully in both industry (24/7) and in the handcraft sector. Typical areas of application include: automotive, technical textiles, displays, membrane keyboards.
LASER CUTTING OF INDUSTRIAL ADHESIVE TAPE
Industrial tapes are the ideal choice for high-performance industrial applications. However, the material presents ist processors with major challenges. Here the CO2 laser impresses with its absolute precision and flexible application options.
IGEPA GOES GREEN - PVC-FREE FOIL PERFECT MATCH FOR EUROLASER
Paper manufacturer IGEPA has just launched MasterJet E200 Trend, a PVC-free, environmentally friendly and 100% recyclable film. We tested the world novelty on our machines. Results: excellently suited for laser cutting!
Design innovation by Neschen - New material laser tested!
eurolaser has tested the self-adhesive decor easySTYLE by Neschen with the result: excellently suitable for laser cutting! easySTYLE is a modern, self-adhesive decor-foil mainly used for interior design and architecture.
Virtual customer visits and material tests
The restrictions due to the current situation around the Corona virus make cooperation difficult in many areas. Our team is still there for you! By video conference we give you the opportunity to visit our application center virtually and to exchange ideas with our specialists while sampling your material. See our machines in action...