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Precision in Action

A workshop specialised in laser material processing in Pirot — contract cutting, engraving and marking with CNC CO2 and Fiber lasers, with a focus on quality and reliability.

Technology and creativity

Technology and creativity

Our approach

We work with a CNC CO2 laser for the precise cutting of non-metallic materials and with a Fiber laser for marking metals — all in one place, with no need for additional suppliers. Before every production run we analyse your design in detail and test the order to ensure technical correctness and eliminate the risk of material damage. Clients bring us the material, and we take care of everything else — from file analysis to the final product. Our goal is for every project to be technically correct and aesthetically flawless.

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Pre-production testing
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Pre-production testing

We test every order before we begin batch processing. This step exists for one reason — to protect your material. If the parameters are not optimal or the design requires correction, we discover it before making a mistake that cannot be undone. No surprises, no scrap, no additional costs from redoing the work.

Complete service
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Complete service

The CNC CO2 laser covers non-metallic materials such as wood, acrylic and fabric, while the Fiber laser processes metals such as stainless steel and aluminium. You bring the material, and we carry out the cutting, engraving or marking — with no intermediaries and no need to contact multiple workshops. One place, one point of contact, one delivery deadline.

Engineering analysis
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Engineering analysis

Before every job we go through your design file and check its technical correctness — dimensions, tolerances, vector quality. This is not a formality, but a concrete step that prevents errors in the final product. If there is a problem in the file, we will notify you before starting the machine and propose a solution that preserves both the aesthetics and the functionality of the piece.