Laser Cutting
Precision cutting for 2D profiles in sheet metal. Upload a DXF or SVG and your part is laser cut from mild steel, aluminium or stainless steel in Brisbane.
What is laser cutting?
Laser cutting uses a focused laser beam to cut sheet metal directly from your drawing. Because the cut follows the geometry in your file, there is no tooling to make and no setup charge: a single part costs the same per part to set up as a batch.
It suits intricate outlines, small holes and slots, and anything that starts life as a flat sheet. Add bends at upload and the part goes straight from the laser to the press brake.
What you can order today
The options available in the uploader right now
Materials
Mild steel, aluminium and stainless steel from Australian suppliers
Sheet thickness
Thicknesses depend on the material and grade you choose
File formats
Upload a flat pattern, or build one in the Part Designer
Pricing
Priced from cut length and material area the moment you upload
Materials
Three metals in stock. The thicknesses available for each grade are shown in the app.
Mild Steel
- Grades 250 and 350
- Most economical option
- Takes powder coat well
Aluminium
- Grades 5052 and 6061
- Light and corrosion resistant
- Raw or powder coated
Stainless Steel
- Grades 304 and 316
- Corrosion resistant
- Food, marine and outdoor use
Common Applications
Laser cutting suits a wide range of projects
Why order laser cutting through Partspark?
Instant pricing
No quote queue. The price is calculated from your file the moment you upload it, and updates as you change material or quantity.
Design checks at upload
The uploader flags features that will not cut or fold well, such as holes too close to a bend line, before you pay.
No tooling, no minimums
Order one part or a batch. Quantity pricing applies across all parts in an order cut from the same material.
Get an instant quote
Upload a DXF or SVG, choose your material, bends and finish, and see the price straight away. Typical turnaround is a few business days, confirmed at checkout.