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The cost of laser cutting depends on the material, sheet thickness, contour length and quantity. As a rule of thumb, thinner materials and higher quantities significantly reduce the unit price. You will usually receive a non-binding quote for your laser parts on the same day via our digital configurator.

FACTUREE takes care of the supplier search for you. Using our network of 2,000+ verified manufacturing partners, we use AI to select the specialist that best meets your requirements in terms of quantity, material and delivery time. Be it 1 part or 10,000.

FACTUREE cuts metals such as steel, stainless steel and aluminum, plastics such as acrylic glass (PMMA) and wood-based materials such as plywood and MDF. The same materials are available for both sheet metal laser cutting and tube laser cutting. 

The difference is not in the material, but in the shape. Sheet metal is processed flat in 2D, pipes and profiles three-dimensionally via an additional rotation axis.

With FACTUREE, the tolerances for the Laser cutting typically in the range of +/-0,05 mm to ±0.3 mm. However, this value is heavily dependent on several factors: the type of material (steel, aluminum), the material thickness - thinner sheets are more precise - as well as the condition and quality of the Laser cutting system. 

The DIN EN ISO 9013 standard defines the accuracy classes for thermal cuts. The repeat accuracy is also very high (often ±0.05 mm), which guarantees identical series parts.

The main difference lies in the geometry of the material and the machine movement. Sheet metal laser cutting processes flat material (sheet metal plates) purely in 2D (X/Y axis). 

Tube laser cutting, on the other hand, processes 3D objects such as tubes and profiles. For this purpose, the machine has an additional rotation axis that precisely rotates the workpiece. This enables complex 3D cuts such as notches and miters directly on the component, which often makes further work steps such as drilling or milling superfluous.

Laser cutting is a key technology in numerous industries. FACTUREE manufactures laser-cut parts for mechanical and plant engineering, the automotive and aviation industries, medical technology, electrical engineering and advertising technology. 

Our laser parts are used wherever precise contours, tight tolerances and reliable delivery times are required. For example:

• Precise components are manufactured in mechanical and plant engineering. 
• The automotive and aviation industries use it for car body and structural parts. 
• In architecture, filigree façade elements and models are created. 
• Medical technology uses it to manufacture high-purity instruments and implants. 
• Advertising technology for signs and displays and the electronics industry for housings and components also rely on the high precision and flexibility of this process.

User reports of manufactured components can be read here.

FACTUREE manufactures machine cladding, base plates, vehicle components, electronic housings, company signs, architectural models, templates and prototypes - in almost any geometry, from sheet metal or tube, from single items to large series.

Laser cutting is ideal for both: from the production of a single prototype to fully automated large-scale production. It is ideal for prototypes, as no expensive tools or molds are required and changes can be quickly implemented digitally. The high process speed, excellent repeat accuracy of ±0.05 mm and simple connection to automated loading and unloading systems speak in favor of series production, enabling unmanned production around the clock and guaranteeing consistently high quality.

In 2D sheet metal processing, FACTUREE cuts almost any external and internal contour - from simple rectangles to intricate organic shapes. With tube laser cutting, we also realize complex 3D geometries such as mitre cuts, notches and penetrations that would be almost impossible to implement with other processes.

Yes, absolutely. Modern laser cutting systems are multifunctional tools. In addition to cutting, they can also produce extremely precise holes, especially with very small diameters, where mechanical drills reach their limits. 

The laser is also ideal for permanent engravings and markings. Surfaces can be provided with logos, serial numbers, scales or decorative patterns. 

Cutting, drilling and engraving can often be carried out in a single operation, which is very efficient.

Yes, at FACTUREE you get laser cutting and post-processing from a single source. We combine laser cutting with bending, welding, thread cutting and surface treatments such as powder coating or anodizing. You receive ready-to-install laser parts from FACTUREE.

You can order laser cuts directly via our upload tool. The process is completely digital and uncomplicated. You simply upload your CAD data (e.g. STEP, DXF file) on the website and specify your requirements such as material, quantity and desired surface treatments. Within a short time you will receive a non-binding offer. 

Once you have placed your order, FACTUREE takes care of the entire production and delivery process. A personal contact person is available to you at all times, which reduces the effort for you to a minimum and makes the ordering process extremely efficient. Click here for the free upload tool.

Online production via FACTUREE offers enormous advantages. We select the right specialist for your project with the best price and quality from 2,000+ verified manufacturing partners.

You benefit from extremely fast delivery times, including express delivery. Everything runs digitally: from inquiry to delivery. You can see where your order stands at all times.

You have a central point of contact and do not have to worry about selecting and coordinating suppliers yourself.

Yes, of course. FACTUREE is ideal for the production of individual parts and prototypes. The business model is designed to implement even small batch sizes from a quantity of 1 quickly and economically. You do not have to meet any minimum order quantities. 

You can easily test a prototype, reorder a spare part or test initial samples before series production. No minimum order quantity.

The process remains just as simple and efficient as for larger orders.

Yes, FACTUREE specializes in the reliable series production of laser parts. 

Our network gives us access to free capacities at 2,000+ manufacturers. We also deliver large quantities on time and with consistent quality.

The ISO 9001-certified quality management process ensures that all parts in your series meet the required specifications. FACTUREE takes over the entire project management and thus ensures smooth and scalable production of your components.