PakMEC runs custom-built CO₂ and high-power diode laser systems for cutting and engraving acrylic, plywood, leather, and anodized aluminum — from one-off prototypes to full nested production runs, with clean edges and repeatable settings on every sheet.
Vector cutting, raster engraving, and surface marking — calibrated per material, not eyeballed per sheet.
Clean, kerf-consistent cuts on acrylic, plywood, and cardstock, repeatable across full production batches.
Greyscale image engraving on wood, leather, and coated metals, with adjustable depth and burn control.
Cut, edge-polished, and layered acrylic components for signage, displays, and light boxes.
Surface-level laser marking on anodized aluminum for nameplates, panels, and control faces.
Precision-cut leather patches, gaskets, and textile parts without fraying or scorch marks.
Nested cutting layouts and repeatable settings for orders from single prototypes to hundreds of parts.
CO₂ for thickness and depth, diode for fine detail and speed — we pick the machine your material actually calls for.
High-power CO₂ tube systems for thick-material cutting and deep engraving — our go-to for acrylic, plywood, and MDF up to structural thickness.
Compact high-power diode systems for fine-detail engraving, marking, and lighter-material cutting where speed and precision on thin stock matter.
Every job gets a calibration pass before the full run — so your first cut isn't your only chance to get it right.
We check your vector file (or convert your design) and confirm material type, thickness, and finish requirements.
A small test piece is cut to dial in power, speed, and focus for your exact material batch.
Parts are nested across the sheet to minimize waste and keep material cost down.
The full run is cut and engraved to the calibrated settings, with in-process quality checks.
Edges are cleaned, masking removed, and every part checked against the drawing.
Parts are packed flat or nested, with leftover material scrap returned on request.
We check your vector file (or convert your design) and confirm material type, thickness, and finish requirements.
Every material runs on its own calibrated settings — here's what we cut and mark most often.
Up to 20mm — cut and flame- or diamond-polished edges.
Up to 18mm — structural cutting and decorative engraving.
Surface marking up to 3mm sheet — no through-cutting.
Natural & synthetic — sealed, fray-free edges.
Packaging prototypes and short-run die-line cutting.
Custom gasket and seal profiles cut to spec.
Sealed-edge cutting for appliqué and technical textiles.
Light surface marking for nameplates and control faces.
From storefront signage to production packaging, cut on the machine that suits the material.
Acrylic and layered signage, light boxes, and POS displays cut to exact brand dimensions.
Decorative jali screens, wayfinding panels, and custom fixtures for interior fit-outs.
Die-line accurate packaging prototypes and short-run kraft or cardstock packaging.
Precision-cut leather components, patches, and textile appliqué.
Anodized aluminum control panels and nameplates with permanent laser marking.
Engraved wood, acrylic, and leather items for corporate gifting and events.
Laser cutting lives and dies on settings. We've already found the right ones for the materials you're likely to bring us.
Years of calibrated settings across acrylic, wood, leather, and metal mean no guesswork on your first cut.
No vector file? Our CAD team can convert your artwork or sketch into a cut-ready file.
The same machines that cut your first prototype can run your full production batch.
Still unsure about file formats, materials, or turnaround? Send us your design and we'll scope it for free.
Ask Us DirectlySend us your file — or just a sketch — and we'll confirm material, pricing, and turnaround before you commit.
