Fabric Engraving

VERSITILE

Yes, quiet easily. A CO2 laser wavelength (10.6 microns) is well absorbed by most organic materials especially fabric. In fact by adjusting the laser power and speed settings you can manipulate how you want laser beam to interact with each material to achieve that unique effect you're looking for. No doubt there is a lot of room for creativity between laser marking and completely laser cutting fabric. You can laser mark a subtle, intricate design onto a pair of denim jeans or cut various, random design details throughout. Done right it gives you the ability to enhance the finished products perceived value.

Compared to using tools a laser beam is almost infinitely more precise. I knifes edge can be sharp. But the a laser beam measures only 10.6 microns (a micron is one millionth of a meter). The laser can also replicate that same design more accuaretly and with greater speed.

Depending on the fabric the laser will often produce cut and seal preventing any frayed edges.