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Laser cutting in the automotive industry extends far beyond traditional metal processing. From seat sensors and airbag components to technical textiles, adhesive films and composites, CO₂ laser cutting technology offers a wide range of applications in modern vehicle production.

Contactless processing enables precise cutting of demanding materials, while automation solutions support efficient and reliable series production.

In a recent article published by Automotive News Europe, eurolaser provides insights into these applications, highlights the advantages of CO₂ laser cutting and explores its role in automated automotive manufacturing.

From technical textiles and plastics to acrylic and PET felt, SKT GmbH specialises in the precision cutting and processing of materials to customer specifications.

To respond flexibly to individual customer requirements, SKT operates two eurolaser XL-3200 systems. By combining laser cutting, mechanical processing and automated cutting of roll-fed materials, the company can handle a wide variety of production tasks.

The result is high-quality, precision-cut parts for applications in the textile and packaging industries, display manufacturing and medical technology.

In the video interview, SKT shares practical insights into its operations and its experience of working with eurolaser.

Flexible Silos Made from High-Tech Textiles. For our latest case study, we visited A.B.S. Silo- und Förderanlagen and gained a first-hand insight into their production processes.

Since 1984, A.B.S. has been developing tailor-made solutions for the storage and handling of bulk materials. Today, more than 100,000 flexible silos, used for materials such as grain, animal feed and wood pellets, are in operation worldwide.

In our interview with Matthias Petzl, we learn about the role laser cutting plays in production. Using the eurolaser 3XL-3200 Conveyor System, large-format, high-strength polyester fabrics are precisely cut from the roll, with the cut edges simultaneously heat-sealed.
Watch the video now and discover the full case study on our website.

Flexibility in industrial cutting. New materials, changing part geometries and increasing production volumes continually place new demands on industrial manufacturing. At Advanced Engineering 2026 in Birmingham, eurolaser will present flexible system concepts for processing non-metallic materials. The focus will be on intelligent solutions for large-format cutting and discussions with visitors about their specific applications and current challenges in industrial production.

Visitors can discuss their specific cutting applications and production requirements with our specialists and learn more about system concepts tailored to their individual needs.

Tool wear, long setup times, rework and rising process costs are often considered unavoidable in manufacturing. In reality, however, these challenges are frequently caused not by the material itself, but by the cutting process used.

Choosing the right technology has a significant impact on efficiency, cut quality and overall process economics. While conventional cutting methods each have their strengths depending on the application, contact-free CO₂ laser cutting offers precise contours, tool-free processing, consistently high cut quality and exceptional flexibility when contour changes are required for a wide range of non-metallic materials.

Taking a holistic view of your production process quickly reveals which cutting process delivers the greatest value for your application.

For more than 40 years, Silverlining Furniture has been creating bespoke furniture and interior solutions for luxury residences, superyachts and private aviation. Known for its intricate veneer work and detailed marquetry, the British company combines traditional craftsmanship with advanced technology.

With the XL-3200 laser cutting system, Silverlining has further enhanced the quality and precision of its work. Clean cutting results on delicate veneers, reduced finishing work and additional tooling options provide greater flexibility when processing a wide range of materials. This creates new opportunities for innovative design concepts while maintaining the exacting standards for which Silverlining is renowned