Die-cutting, CNC, or laser — we select the optimal method for each project based on material, complexity, and production volume.
Each cutting method has its advantages depending on the material, thickness, part complexity, and required volume. Our team advises you on the process best suited to your project.
Die-cutting uses a precision steel die to stamp shapes directly into the sheet material. No heat is generated — ideal for series production requiring perfect repeatability.
CNC (computer numerical control) cutting uses computer-guided rotary cutting tools. Versatile and precise, it excels on rigid, thick materials where laser cutting or die-cutting reach their limits.
Our flagship process. Laser cutting uses a high-intensity beam to cut materials with precision down to ±0.1 mm. No physical contact with the part — clean, sealed edges, ideal for delicate materials and the most complex shapes.
No minimum order, no hidden tooling costs. Prototypes and short runs alike, we treat both with the same rigor.
Send your vector file (PDF, DXF, AI, EPS) at 1:1 scale along with the material, thickness, and desired quantity.
We review your geometry, select the optimal process, and send back a quote within 24 business hours.
Cutting using the process best suited to your application — die-cutting, CNC, or laser — with tolerance verification.
Quality control, careful packaging, and shipping from Montreal — or available for on-site pickup.
Describe your part and we'll advise you on the best-suited process — free quote within 24 h.