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Laser cut Building and Office Signage
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The letters shown in this shot are very thick and require careful lift and drop values for the cutting process. The path that the high intensity laser follows is also controlled by the 'path direction'. You can read more about path direction and control at the MyHelp Pages Laser Cutting Tutorials.
This image of the team at work shows the reverse application of vinyl lettering. The material used in the sign is 12mm Clear Acrylic, the color is a Vinyl Spicy Red chosen online at the 'online colours' pages. Using a water solution to let the material slide across the lettering, the red is cut on a plotter with an inline contour of between. 5 and 2mm. The vinyl letters are stuck to the back side of the substrate. Gluing or sticking the letters to the wall is easy. Once dry, the PVC Red letter is stuck to the wall using a specialised outdoor tape. The tape composition is clear so no shadows are visible. No holes or screws are needed. It is also recommended to use a soft non acidic adhesive glue such as Liquid nails or Window Silicone. Working Shot - Lettering onto Anodised Aluminium
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