Move past traditional die cutting to complete, flexible digital laser cutting machines and services that move as fast as today’s manufacturing environment. Our LaserSharp® Digital Converting technology eliminates mechanical tooling by using laser cutting machines to accurately cut, score, perforate, etch, weld, or ablate your components at high production speeds.
Our laser machine and converting services experts help you develop unique process solutions to produce intricate print materials, precision medical components, or easy-open and breathable flexible packaging:
- We partner with you to confidentially develop the laser converting processes needed to accurately produce your unique product at high production rates.
- We process your parts at our state-of-the-art facilities in both small, cost-effective batches and large production runs, allowing you to focus on your core business.
- We build laser cutting machines that integrate directly with existing equipment to give you superior roll-fed, sheet-fed, or discrete part production capabilities.
Other companies use laser processing only to create prototypes. At LasX, we guarantee your competitive advantage with unique products…at the speed of light.
Introducing LasX Precision Converting Services
LasX has reorganized its converting operations to include focused converting services for electronic and industrial applications. In addition to our current service divisions catering to the medical and print/craft industries, LasX is proud to announce the launch of the Precision Converting Services group. This new team will function as a full service laser cutting job shop offering converting capabilities and confidential process development for a wide range of electronic and industrial components including:
- Membrane switch components
- Flexible circuits
- Graphic overlays
- RFIDs
- Spacers
- Gaskets
- Abrasives
- Adhesive tapes
To test your material or to discuss services offered by Precision Converting Services, email Dean Laird at dlaird@lasx.com or call 651-762-3340.
News & Media
Contract Laser Ablation for High Performance Electronic Components
The Precision Converting Services group now offers accurate laser ablation services utilizing LaserSharp® digital converting technology. This dry, non-contact process removes conductive coatings and metal foils without causing damage to the carrier substrate, while eliminating the masks and hazardous byproducts associated with chemical etching.
 | Q&A on Laser Cutting
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The February/March issue of Inside Finishing, published by the Foil and Specialty Effects Association (FSEA), features a Question & Answer piece on laser cutting for graphic arts/print applications. From factors to consider when designing for laser cutting, to applications for laser equipment, LasX fills in industry professionals on the fundamentals behind this creative finishing technique.
Announcing the FlexPak Services Spring Seminar & Open House
LaserSharp FlexPak Services, LLC is opening its doors on April 26, 2012 for a one-day seminar on laser converting for flexible packaging applications including breathable and easy-open packages, adhesive labels, and security features. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to experience laser trials and hands-on demonstrations utilizing industry leading LaserSharp® equipment. Free registration is now available.
 | LasX Names Dean Laird Head of Precision Converting Services
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LasX is proud to announce the addition of the Precision Converting Services group, to better serve the electronic and industrial markets. With over 22 years of experience in converting, eight of which as Production Manager at LasX, Dean Laird will head the new service group.
The feature article, "Making The Cut" in the December issue of Digital Publishing Solutions magazine takes a look at a variety of cutting solutions for digital print providers. LasX weighs in on laser cutting, illustrating suitable applications for this high quality digital finishing method.
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For the second consecutive year, LasX has been named one of the fastest-growing private companies in Minnesota. With a three-year 79% growth rate, LasX landed at #25 on this influential list of successful private companies.
We sat down with Margie Dana of Print Buyers International to talk about innovative laser die cutting as a versatile finishing technique. Add finesse to printed designs, from marketing campaigns and specialty packaging to event invitations and holiday greeting cards.
LasX Industries Named to Prestigious Inc. 5000 List
LasX was ranked number 2,566 on Inc. magazine’s fifth annual Inc. 5000, an exclusive ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private companies. A three-year sales growth rate of 91% places LasX on the list for the second consecutive year.
Laser Levels Playing Field
This feature story in the June issue of Paper, Film & Foil Converting discusses how a new generation of digital finishing equipment is poised to replace die cutting as a faster, more flexible solution for the production of folding cartons. LasX founder William Dinauer helps shed light on this cutting-edge technology and what it means for the folding carton industry.
LasX Completes Facility Expansion
LasX has completed a 10,000 square foot facility expansion to its White Bear Lake location in order to expand Research and Development activities. New office and production space will be used to further develop LaserSharp® controls features and LightGuide software.
LasX Honored at Annual FSEA Gold
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LasX received both silver and bronze awards in the laser cutting category of the FSEA’s 18th annual Gold Leaf Awards. The prestigious awards honor creative and technically difficult works which creatively incorporate foil stamping, embossing, die cutting, or specialty effects. More than 200 entries were submitted by trade finishers and commercial printers from across the globe.
LaserSharp® Technology Highlighted in Manufacturing Engineering |
The cover story “Lasers Enable Medical Manufacturing Innovation” of the May 2011 edition of Manufacturing Engineering, produced by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, describes how laser digital converting is ideally suited for the creation of miniaturized features in reliable medical devices. LaserSharp® systems provide an accurate, high-speed production solution to the medical industry.
