Laser leather cutting has many advantages, especially in medical and textile applications. One of its most prominent advantages is precision, which allows for minute and precise cuts on the surface of the skin without causing damage or deformation to the surrounding tissues, a technology that is especially useful for the execution of complex patterns.
Furthermore, laser leather cutting is a non-contact process, which means that there is no direct mechanical contact with the material. This reduces the risk of damage to the leather, thus extending the life of the final product. The minimal heat generated by the laser beams allows the skin not to deform and the cut edges to remain clean and smooth.
Laser technology also provides high-speed operation, thus increasing productivity, especially in series production. In addition to this speed, laser leather cutting is programmable, so it can be easily customized and reused for different patterns.