Our laser cutters

Thanks to the wide range of materials it can process, our laser cutter is suitable for use in any business.

The possibilities and applications of our machines are therefore endless. From cutting small parts for scale models to cutting acrylic for sandwich display cases in supermarkets, we have hundreds of satisfied customers across various industries.

The best-selling BRM Pro laser cutters are available in various sizes and with working areas ranging up to 1000 x 1600 mm. If you are looking for a larger working area, take a look at our BRM Ultra machines. These have a working area of up to 1500 x 3000 mm. These larger machines are particularly popular within manufacturing companies.

The benefits of a laser cutter

Minimise waste
Minimise waste

A BRM CNC laser cutter produces no swarf or dust, unlike a CNC milling machine. What’s more, by using smart nesting tools, you can ensure that designs are positioned on the material as efficiently as possible. This allows you to make the best possible use of every piece of material. As the laser head does not touch the material, your workspace remains clean and free of clutter. With a BRM laser cutter, you therefore work with minimal waste material.

No post-processing required
No post-processing required

Thanks to the high precision of a laser cutter, your products are finished to a high standard straight away. In most cases, no further finishing is required, saving you both time and money.

Maximum accuracy
Maximum accuracy

BRM’s CNC laser cutter cuts with an accuracy of one-tenth of a millimetre, ensuring you always get a razor-sharp finish. Ideal for challenging designs and detailed bespoke work.

Long service life
Long service life

A BRM laser cutter has no tools that are prone to wear and tear. This ensures a long service life and low maintenance costs, allowing you to benefit from the laser cutter for many years to come.

Is a laser cutter right for me?

The possibilities offered by laser cutting machines are virtually limitless. For example, these machines are used in the fashion industry, the advertising industry and shipbuilding. Many companies are therefore still unsure whether a laser cutting machine could be of interest to them. Take a look at our customers’ experiences.

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    We have customers across a wide range of industries. Our laser cutters are used in many schools, amongst other places, to help improve students’ spatial awareness. They are also frequently used in the print and signage sector. Customers use them to laser-cut acrylic lettering or to cut components from printed products. They are also regularly used to produce promotional gifts.

    Engraving and laser cutting industry
    Engraving and laser cutting industry
    Education and FabLabs
    Education and FabLabs
    Accuracy
    Accuracy
    Scale model making and model building
    Scale model making and model building
    Interior design and furniture makers
    Interior design and furniture makers

    "Without my laser cutter, Studio Bee wouldn’t exist. BRM is a safe choice, and their prices are quite competitive too. Which makes them ideal for a start-up."

    By personalising products such as chopping boards or wine crates, they manage to surprise their customers time and time again. Various prototype companies also use the laser cutter; for example, one of our customers manufactures parts for drones. Read about our customers’ experiences here.

    We’d be happy to help you explore how best to utilise a laser cutter within your organisation.

    What materials can you work with using the laser engraving machine?

    Mirror
    Mirror
    It is a common technique in interior design: a personalised mirror featuring a logo or a name.
    Foam
    Foam
    Do you work with foam? Foam is a material that is ideal for processing with a BRM laser machine!
    Polystyrene & expanded polystyrene
    Polystyrene & expanded polystyrene
    Polystyrene, commonly known as Styrofoam, is used for countless purposes.
    Rubber
    Rubber
    Laser machines are powerful devices that are useful in all sorts of ways, including for cutting rubber.
    Polycarbonate
    Polycarbonate
    Polycarbonate is an extremely versatile plastic that is used for a wide range of purposes.
    Plexiglas
    Plexiglas
    Plexiglas is a strong and extremely versatile material that is often used as a substitute for glass.
    Paper
    Paper
    Do you work with paper? A BRM CO₂ laser is ideal for laser cutting or engraving a huge variety of materials.
    Natural stone
    Natural stone
    Natural stone is often engraved using BRM lasers!
    Metals
    Metals
    Are you looking for new ways to work with metal and are you interested in engraving?
    Leather
    Leather
    Your logo or personal details on a stylish leather bag or pencil case.
    Plastic
    Plastic
    A BRM laser machine is ideal for cutting and engraving engineering plastics.
    Cardboard
    Cardboard
    Do you work with cardboard a lot? Then the BRM Laser is ideal for you! As with all other materials, this is a contactless process that is both highly precise and efficient.
    Wood
    Wood
    There are countless ways to work with wood, but laser cutting is one of the most effective and quickest methods.
    Hardboard
    Hardboard
    The ideal material for the DIY enthusiast, whilst also offering a wide range of applications for industrial use.
    Glass
    Glass
    When laser-engraving glass, you create a frosted effect on the engraved surfaces. This produces a very clear contrast.
    Acrylic
    Acrylic
    A BRM laser machine is an excellent choice for working with acrylic. Acrylic is a material widely used in the advertising industry.
    Textiles
    Textiles
    Do you work with textiles? A BRM laser machine is ideal for this!
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    Thinking of buying a laser cutter? Request a demo!

    Are you curious to find out how a BRM laser cutter works and what it could do for your business? Request a no-obligation demo or download our brochure for more information!

    We’d be delighted to show you the countless possibilities. Make an appointment and our specialist Eric will show you everything it can do!

    Eric
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    Owner

    Eric Slotboom

    Why choose a BRM laser cutter?

    A BRM laser cutter offers you precision, efficiency and ease of use. Thanks to its high-quality technology and precise finish, post-processing is often unnecessary – your products are ready for use straight away. When you choose a BRM laser cutter, you are choosing:
    A top-quality laser cutter
    A top-quality laser cutter

    You can be assured of a reliable CNC laser cutter thanks to our ongoing quality checks on all components. We use only high-quality European safety components, and all our machines are classified as laser safety class 1 for maximum safety.

    2-year warranty
    2-year warranty

    At BRM Lasers, all our new laser cutters come with a 2-year warranty. This ensures that your investment is both durable and trouble-free.

    Excellent service & support
    Excellent service & support

    Our experts are always on hand to answer any questions you may have – by phone, email or in person.

    Installation and instructions upon delivery
    Installation and instructions upon delivery

    When we deliver a laser cutter, we provide a full installation and training service. Our specialists ensure that the machine is working perfectly and that you can get started straight away with your BRM laser cutter.

    The ease of use of a BRM laser engraving machine

    The ease of use of a BRM laser engraving machine

    The BRM laser cutter is designed for ease of use, so that both beginners and professionals can get started quickly. Thanks to the intuitive software and simple controls, you’ll learn how to get the most out of the machine in no time.

    Get started quickly in four steps:

    1. Import your design – Upload your vector file (e.g. .DXF, .AI or .SVG) into the software.
    1. Select material – Choose the correct cutting and/or engraving settings based on the material.
    1. Alignment and positioning – Place the material and set the focus distance.
    1. Start the laser cutter – The machine begins cutting or engraving with precision.

    Pro

    Series

    Pro

    The Pro laser machine is ideal for the technical and creative sectors, amongst others. For example, for print and signage companies, …

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    Smart

    Series

    Smart

    The Slim is ideal for start-ups, schools and makerspaces, amongst others. You can purchase this basic machine with a…

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    Ultra

    Series

    Ultra

    The Ultra sets a new standard: a larger work surface, higher speed and maximum efficiency. Designed for top performance…

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    Which BRM laser cutter is right for you?

    At BRM Lasers, we offer a range of models. Whether you have a small workshop or run a manufacturing business, we have the right laser cutting machine for you.

    A larger working area?

    With an Ultra laser machine, you can increase and expand your production capacity.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is a laser cutter?

    A laser cutter is a computer-controlled machine that can cut a huge variety of materials. It effortlessly cuts complex shapes of varying thicknesses. And it does so much more accurately and quickly than a standard hand saw or sawing machine. With a BRM laser cutter, you can also engrave. Just imagine the limitless possibilities such a machine offers!

    How much does a laser cutter cost?

    That depends on what you intend to use it for. Will you mainly be cutting, or will you also be engraving? That will partly determine the wattage of your laser cutter. How large will your workpieces be? Once you know that, you can choose the machine size that best suits your application. For around €8,500, you can get our smallest enclosed BRM laser with a working area of 400 x 600 mm. The largest enclosed machine is available for €13,995, giving you a working area of 1000 x 1600 mm. Let us know what you’re looking for. We’d be delighted to help!

    How does a laser cutter work?

    The abbreviation ‘Laser’ comes from English and stands for: Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Sounds complicated! Put simply, it is a beam of light that we call a laser beam. The laser cutter is controlled by software. By selecting the correct settings, you tell the machine what to do. The narrow, intense laser beam causes the material to melt and vaporise in an instant. This allows you to cut very quickly and with incredible precision.

    What materials can a laser cutter cut?

    A laser cutter can be used to cut a wide variety of materials. These include paper, cardboard, wood, textiles, leather and countless types of plastic. Glass, stone and metal cannot be cut with a laser cutter. However, you can engrave them. You don’t need an extra machine for this, as a BRM laser both cuts and engraves.

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