Precision Waterjet & Laser Cutting in Leeds
We provide high-accuracy laser cutting in Leeds for mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper and brass. ISO 9001 & EN 1090 accredited, our services deliver clean edges, minimal distortion, and fast turnaround times for projects across the UK.
Fast, Accurate & Reliable Waterjet & Laser Cutting in Leeds
Our fibre laser cutting service delivers speed, accuracy, and consistency for projects of any scale. From intricate designs to heavy-duty fabrications, we cut with exceptional precision while reducing waste and minimising finishing.
- Ultra-fast cutting speeds reduce project lead times
- Consistent results across batch and repeat jobs
- Precision for complex shapes and fine detail work
- Ideal for pharma, food processing, engineering, and creative industries
- Experienced team with CAD support for file prep
Whether you need one-off prototypes or large production runs, our team combines advanced machinery with accredited quality assurance (ISO 9001 & EN 1090) to ensure every cut meets industry standards.
Precision Cutting & Welding Solutions
From high-speed laser cutting to versatile waterjet and hygiene-critical laser welding, we offer complete in-house solutions tailored to your material, tolerance, and industry needs.
Laser Cutting Services
Fibre laser cutting delivers speed, accuracy, and repeatability for all types of metals. It’s ideal for intricate designs or high-volume production while keeping distortion to a minimum.
- High accuracy & repeatability (complex shapes, ±0.1 mm)
- Fast turnaround with 24/7 cutting capacity
- Clean, burr-free edges with minimal finishing
- Cost-effective – no tooling required
- Suitable for mild steel, stainless, aluminium, copper, and brass
Laser cutting is strictly for metals – for plastics, porcelain, or acrylic, see our Waterjet Cutting service.
Waterjet Cutting Services
Waterjet cutting is a cold-cutting method that handles metals, plastics, ceramics, stone, and glass with precision up to 200mm thick.
- No Heat-Affected Zone (no distortion, no burning, no melting)
- Cuts virtually any material with accuracy (±0.2 mm)
- Produces clean, square edges
- Perfect for thick plastics, porcelain tiles, acrylic pool panels, and heavy plate
Compared to laser, waterjet is slower on metals but unbeatable for non-metals and thick materials where laser cannot be used.
Laser Welding for Hygiene-Critical Sectors
Laser welding provides a fully sealed, contamination-free solution for sectors like pharma and food processing where hygiene and precision are critical.
- Fully sealed seams, preventing contamination
- Minimal heat input, reducing distortion
- Superior finish, reducing grinding and rework
- Can be paired with laser cutting for fully integrated assemblies
This process is ideal for hygiene-critical fabrications where stitch welding is not suitable. It ensures durable, smooth, and safe finishes for demanding industries.
Accredited Processes, Proven Results
Trusted by Industries Across the UK
Whether it’s architectural panels, aerospace parts, or bespoke public art, we adapt our processes to meet the unique needs of every project.
Ready to Start Your Laser Cutting Project?
Whether you need precision prototypes or large production runs, our team delivers fast, accurate results with no compromise on quality.
- Fibre laser cutting for metals (mild, stainless, aluminium, copper, brass)
- Waterjet cutting for plastics, stone, glass & ceramics
- Clean, accurate finishes with minimal distortion
- ISO 9001 & EN 1090 accredited processes
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Your Laser Cutting Questions, Answered
From how our machines work to the materials we cut, explore our FAQs to learn more about what we can do for your project.
How does laser cutting work?
Laser cutting works by focusing a high-powered fibre laser beam onto the surface of the metal.
The concentrated energy melts or vaporises the material along a very narrow path, creating an accurate and smooth cut.
Unlike mechanical cutting, there’s no tool wear, and the process achieves extremely fine tolerances (often within ±0.1 mm).
This makes it ideal for intricate shapes, complex patterns, and components requiring repeatable accuracy.
How does waterjet cutting work?
Waterjet cutting uses a high-pressure stream of water, often mixed with an abrasive like garnet, to erode and cut through materials.
Unlike laser cutting, it’s a cold process, meaning there’s no heat-affected zone and no risk of distortion, burning, or melting.
Waterjet is versatile—it can cut metals, plastics, ceramics, glass, stone, and composites up to 200 mm thick.
This makes it a go-to method for industries requiring clean, square edges across varied materials.
Do you provide finishing services after cutting?
Yes. Once your parts are cut, we can provide a wide range of finishing services to prepare them for final use.
These include powder coating, galvanising, polishing, bead blasting, and protective treatments to enhance durability and appearance.
For hygiene-critical sectors like food processing and pharmaceuticals, we also offer high-grade polishing to achieve smooth, contamination-free surfaces.
This means your components can go straight from fabrication to installation.
What materials can your laser cutting services handle?
Our fibre laser cutting services are designed for metals only, and we regularly cut:
- Mild Steel
- Stainless Steel (all grades)
- Aluminium
- Copper
- Brass
For non-metals such as acrylic, porcelain, plastics, or stone, we use waterjet cutting.
By offering both processes, we ensure you get the most effective and efficient solution for your project.
Do you offer design or CAD support for laser cutting projects?
Absolutely. Our in-house CAD team can work with your supplied files (DXF/DWG) or help translate sketches and ideas into production-ready designs.
We also provide file conversion and design optimisation to ensure the best results with our cutting technology.
This saves time, reduces errors, and ensures your parts are cut precisely to your specifications.
Can you handle both one-off prototypes and large production runs?
Yes. We are equipped to handle both small, bespoke jobs and high-volume production runs.
For prototypes and one-off projects, our team can quickly turn around custom designs with minimal setup.
For larger runs, we use advanced nesting software, batch cutting, and automated processes to ensure consistent quality and efficient lead times.
Our 24/7 cutting capacity allows us to scale production to match your deadlines.