Part of Promotional & Corporate Gifts
Laser cutting slices acrylic, MDF, thin wood and paper into exact shapes with a sealed, polished edge, ideal for intricate logos, award pieces, invitation cards and small display stands. Exhibition Printing Riyadh cuts on its own laser machines in Riyadh for event planners, exhibitors and corporate gifting teams, with delivery across Saudi Arabia.
A laser cuts with a focused beam rather than a blade, so there is no tool width to allow for and the detail can be as fine as the artwork. Lettering a few millimetres high, lace-like patterns and tightly nested logos all come out cleanly. On acrylic the heat leaves a glossy, flame-polished edge straight off the machine, which is why acrylic awards, table numbers and desk logos rarely need further finishing.
Typical materials are clear and coloured acrylic, MDF and thin plywood, veneer, card and paper. Paper and card cutting gives wedding and corporate invitations, gala place cards and die-cut brochures with shapes that a conventional die would make expensive at small quantities. Thin wood and MDF suit coasters, layered plaques and tabletop stands. Where a part needs both cutting and text, the same machine engraves it in one pass.
Laser cutting is the right choice for thin sheets and fine detail; for thick panels, ACP or large structures we move the job to CNC routing. Send a vector file with cut lines and engrave areas on separate layers, tell us the material and thickness, and we will check minimum bridge widths so delicate parts do not break. Standard orders take 2 to 5 business days, with rush available for event dates.
A focused beam melts or vaporises the material along the vector path, with air assist clearing the cut as it goes. There is no physical blade, so the cut width is a fraction of a millimetre and shapes can be as detailed as the file allows. On acrylic the heat leaves a clear, polished edge; on wood and card it leaves a faint dark line. The same machine lowers its power to engrave text or textures onto the surface, so a piece can be cut and marked in one session.
Choose laser for thin sheets, fine detail and small quantities: acrylic awards, intricate logos, layered plaques, invitations and tabletop stands. For thick panels, ACP, plywood structures and large props, CNC routing is the better tool. For printed cards without special shapes, standard print is quicker. When a design mixes a detailed cut-out with a printed graphic, we can laser cut the shape and UV print the face, which is a common combination for award pieces and event signage.
Acrylic pieces are durable indoors and should be cleaned with a soft cloth and mild soap, never alcohol or solvent cleaners. Wood and MDF pieces last well if kept dry and out of direct sun. Delicate cut-outs with thin bridges should be stored flat and, for invitations, slipped into envelopes individually. Paper and card pieces are single-use items by nature. If a piece breaks or you need more later, the file is kept and can be cut again.
| Option | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Acrylic awards and desk pieces | Recognition events, sponsor gifts and office branding | Polished edge straight off the machine; engrave text from the back for depth |
| Laser-cut invitations and place cards | Gala dinners, launches and corporate weddings | Intricate borders and names cut in card; keep bridges wide enough to survive handling |
| Layered wood or MDF plaques | Warm, natural awards and wall logos | Stack cut layers for a 3D effect; finish with oil or paint |
| Small acrylic stands and holders | Menu holders, phone stands, table numbers and shelf talkers | Cut flat and bent after; combine with UV printed branding |
| Architectural and product models | Exhibition displays and real estate launches | Precise parts from thin acrylic and MDF; supply scaled drawings |
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All FAQsThin to medium sheets cut best with a clean polished edge. For thicker acrylic or very large pieces we recommend CNC routing instead, and we will advise once we know the design.
A slight darkening on the edge of wood and card is normal and often part of the look. We adjust settings to keep it minimal and can mask the surface where a clean face matters.
Yes. Because no die is needed, short runs are practical. Send the design and quantity and we will confirm material and timing.
Yes, and it is a popular use for wall logos and awards. Thin connecting strokes need to meet the minimum width, so we may slightly thicken them in the file and show you a proof first.
We cut with the film on to protect the surface and can leave it in place for delivery, so pieces arrive scratch-free. Peel it off just before display or installation.
Yes. The card is printed first, then laser cut to shape, so a printed invitation and a cut border come from the same sheet. Send both the print artwork and the cut path.
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