Auto Feeding 100W 130W 150W Fabric Laser Cutting Machine

• Engrave or cut textiles from both natural and synthetic fibers such as cotton, linen, silk, felt, denim, polyester, technical textiles or leather.
  

• Incredible design possibilities. 

• Create haptic and durable effects.

• Textile processing covers the clothing industry, home textiles, functional clothing, medical technology, automotive, furniture, filters, aviation and advertising. 

Vanklaser machine for engraving and cutting textiles.

Produce premium fabric designs with the precision of a laser engraver. Experience the haptic effect of laser engraving, offering intricate detailing and textured effects. From intricate felt engravings to elaborate polyester cuts, our laser machines offer limitless design possibilities in textile fabrication. Synthetic fabrics particularly benefit from laser processing, as the controlled melting of the fabric edges prevents fraying. Denim fabric gets a “stonewash" effect, achieved without the need for chemical treatments, as the laser's heat delicately bleaches the fabric.  

Types of textiles for laser processing.

The textile industry includes a wide range of materials, including textile based on natural fibers like cotton, denim, genuine leather and textiles based on synthetic fibers such as fleece, softshell and artificial leather. Cotton and denim can be lightened or "faded" with laser engraving. Genuine leather, being a natural material, varies in reaction to laser processing. Those based on synthetic fibers facilitate a wide range of laser applications, including engraving or cutting as the cutting edge can be sealed and is therefore less likely to fray. Fleece offers warmth, while softshell provides water resistance. However, caution is needed with artificial leather, as it often contains PVC compounds that can release harmful gases if lasered.  

• Cotton

• Felt (synthetic)

• Silk

• Linen

• Lace

• Polyester

• Fleece

• Softshell

• Denim

• Alcantara

• Leather

• LaserLeather

Discover the possibilities of a laser cutter for fabrics.

Technical textiles 

Technical textiles, also known as industrial textiles, encompass a wide range of applications. These include filters, upholstery, heat-resistant fabrics, components for vehicle construction, sails, printed banners and flags. 

Arts & Crafts 

Refine textile pieces with individual laser engravings. As Vanklasers offer precision, literally any detailed design can be engraved on and cut from fabrics, adding significant value to cotton, linen, silk, felt, denim, polyester or leather for your customers.

What you can do with fabrics and a laser machine