Leather Cutting & Engraving
Leather Cutting and Engraving
Applications of Leather
- Custom Fashion Accessories (handbags, wallets, belts)
- Personalized Leather Products (gifts, keychains, bookmarks)
- Seat interior decoration and Automotive Leatherwork
- Branding and Logo Engraving on Leather Products
Lori Laser Equipment Advantages
- Material Thickness:
Leather comes in various thicknesses, which can affect the cutting and engraving results. Thicker leather may require multiple laser passes to achieve a clean cut, while thinner leather may need lower laser power to avoid burning or amorphosis.
- Leather Type:
Different types of leather (such as genuine leather, faux leather, suede) react differently to lasers. It is best to test laser settings on scrap pieces of leather before beginning production.
- Burn Marks:
While laser cutting generally results in smooth edges, excessive laser power can cause burn marks. Laser power settings should be adjusted based on the type of leather to avoid discoloration.
- Edge Sealing:
Laser cutting provides smooth, sealed edges for leather, but it's important to monitor the process to avoid excess heat, which could leave unwanted marks.