
Custom-made laser machines for high-performance glass cutting
In addition to cutting, our solutions allow for drilling, marking, and sandblasting effects, overcoming the limitations and complexities of conventional mechanical methods.
The competitive advantage of laser cutting for glass
Performance, compact dimensions, and cost-effectiveness for glass processing in the Industry 4.0 era are achieved through machines that:

- Perform high-efficiency, fast, and precise cutting to obtain a finished product or one ready for subsequent processing.
- Are interfaced with design and the rest of the production line
- Can send information to self-correct their own programs
- Are reliable thanks to high-level components
- Have compact dimensions to fit into limited spaces
- Are ready to start once delivered
Our technology in providing advanced laser systems for the glass industry is not limited to standard thicknesses but can reach a maximum cutting capacity of up to 19 mm, maintaining impeccable edge quality. In addition to clean and deep cutting, we are able to perform high-precision engraving, allowing for detailed customization and marking on all types of glass.
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Laser cutting for glass
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Laser marking for glass
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Contact us for more information
Please contact us if you wish to send us your samples: we will be pleased to perform tests to evaluate together how Applyca solutions can adapt to your production needs.