Laser cutting and engraving of architectural models

Flexible laser cutter for precise designs

Different materials are used in model making and for manufacturing architectural models. CO₂ laser systems are ideally suited for cutting to size. The outstanding features of laser cutting are a high level of precision and flexibility. The parallel use of CO₂ lasers, cutting and milling on a single machine make the eurolaser system a universal cutter.

What are the advantages of lasers in model making?

A wide range of materials can be machined

Extremely high level of precision during cutting of small details

Engraving of realistic surface structures

Clean and perfect cuts - no reworking necessary
Laser cutting and engraving in a single operation
No material fixation necessary - no breakage, less waste

No cleaning of the knives necessary - no parts stick after cutting
Engraving for simulation of different materials such as Masonry on a base material
High degree of flexibility in the choice of contours – without any need for tool construction or changeover

We recommend the following laser systems for model making and architecture:

Other CO₂ Laser cutters for cutting and engraving

What are the additional benefits of eurolaser CO₂ laser cutters?

High flexibility by combined cutting with mechanical tools and CO₂ lasers on a single cutter
Unique choice of different table sizes – suitable for all standard foil and sheet sizes
Optimum utilisation of the laser system by means of efficient automation functions
Special tables for optimum material storage when laser cutting

Camera detection for laser cutting of printed materials
Large-format engravings (also reliefs) over the entire machining area
Modular design allows expansion through retrofitting

eurolaser laser cutters are used for manufacturing architectural models

What are CO₂ laser systems used for in architecture and model making?

Laser systems are perfect tools if it is a case of designing and manufacturing models in architecture. An important advantage is the quick and flexible processing. It is possible for the architect to design a model together with the customer, send the CAD data directly to the laser system and therefore produce the model of a house, a car or the like in real time. The possibility of combining the laser with mechanical tools such as knives or cutters further increases the flexibility, so that creative ideas can be implemented with ease.