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Lead times for metal laser cutting depend primarily on the complexity of your project, the quantity of parts, and current production capacity at the time of your order. Generally:

• 3 working days (Express "Boost" option - for parts without folding)
• Standard delivery: 8 working days
• Workshop pickup in Colmar (France): 8 working days (Free option)

Please allow 2 additional working days for international deliveries (United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Netherlands, and Switzerland). With the Boost option, benefit from shorter production times and free delivery.

The maximum thickness for laser cutting varies depending on the type of metal and the machine's power. Laser cutting is particularly effective for thin to medium gauges, offering exceptional precision. Beyond certain thicknesses, alternative methods may be considered, but laser cutting remains the preferred solution whenever cut quality and precision are the top priorities.

Yes, laser metal cutting is perfectly suited for individuals, particularly for decorative projects, unique parts, or custom-made designs. Although this process is primarily engineered for professional use, a well-defined project with clear dimensions and goals allows any DIY enthusiast to benefit from the same industrial-grade manufacturing quality as our professional clients.

Providing a technical drawing in DXF, STP, or STEP format is highly recommended to ensure high-precision cutting and accurate results. A well-prepared CAD file reduces the need for manual adjustments, optimizes production lead times, and helps keep costs down. Alternatively, you can easily design your custom metal part using our online configurators and shape editors.

The main difference lies in the level of precision and the quality of the finish. Laser cutting offers a finer cut, tighter tolerances, and a superior surface finish. Plasma cutting, on the other hand, is typically used for thicker materials where extreme precision is not the primary requirement. The choice depends on the final application and the specific requirements of your project.

Yes, metal laser cutting can be combined with metal bending to create functional, ready-to-use parts. This combination allows you to transform a flat sheet into a 3D component while maintaining high dimensional precision. Integrating these two steps simplifies the fabrication process and ensures overall project consistency.