File Guidelines
How to prepare your drawing file so we can understand your requirement and prepare a quote.
AT A GLANCE
Quick Overview
File Formats
DXF and DWG files are preferred for laser cutting.
Drawing Scale
Use 1:1 scale in millimetres.
Clean Geometry
Closed, non-overlapping lines.
Details to Share
Material, thickness and quantity.
File Preparation Guidelines
- Use DXF or DWG files where possible.
- Keep the drawing at 1:1 (real) scale in millimetres (mm).
- Use closed, non-overlapping profiles.
- Make sure the geometry is clean and continuous.
- Remove duplicate lines and extra points.
- Convert text to outlines (avoid editable text).
- Mention the material, thickness and quantity with your file.
Looking for raw stock thickness and grade options? Browse our materials guide or review our laser cutting and fabrication services.
Technical Specifications
| Preferred formats | DXF, DWG |
|---|---|
| Other files | PDF or an image? Share it and we will tell you what is possible. |
| Drawing type | 2D drawing (flat profile) |
| Units | Millimetres (mm) |
| Scale | 1:1 (real size) |
| File quality | Clean, closed and continuous geometry |
| Details to share | Material, thickness and quantity |
Common File Issues to Avoid
Open paths
(not a closed profile)
Overlapping or duplicate lines
(causes duplicate laser passes)
Unconverted text
(keep text as outlines)
Missing details
(material, thickness, quantity)
How to Send Your File
Send your drawing on WhatsApp or email with the material, thickness and quantity, or use the quote form for your details.
Not Sure About Your Design File?
Share your drawing and our team will tell you if the file is right and what to change.