Laser, Waterjet, and Plotter Cutting Solutions

Marian’s engineering, quality, and production teams are equipped with the knowledge and tools to deliver laser and waterjet cutting of parts with intricate and complex geometries, materials, and more.

Laser Cutting

Our laser cutting capabilities provide parts with a very high edge surface finish and are particularly effective with small, intricate, and complex parts. The laser is a great alternative for difficult materials that are problematic when die cutting. If you are in the design phase of your project, we can offer laser cut prototypes quickly without up-front tooling costs. Reel-to-reel processing is available for applications requiring alignment and extreme accuracy.

Laser Cut Adhesives and Mylar

Waterjet cutting

Waterjet Cutting

Waterjet cutting is ideal for thicker materials that would often see edge concavity with die cutting, like thick foams. The powerful cut made with the waterjet leaves a clean, precise edge on the material. Waterjet cutting works well for prototypes, thick materials, larger parts, heat resistant material like silicone, and complex designs that require very tight tolerances.

Our engineers have high levels of experience with CAD software and various CAD cutting capabilities. We can work with the files you provide (.dxf or .dwg), or we can create one for you.

Plotter Cutting

Precision digital cutting with a plotter system uses a variety of cutting blades or oscillating blades to cut the parts specified in the CAD file. Plotter cutting can be appropriate for parts with larger geometries.

Plotter cutting

Contact Marian today to learn more about our laser and waterjet cutting capabilities. Our experts are standing by to answer any questions you may have!

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