Guide for Material Processing
We prepared for our customers helpful information on how to process our different materials.
Learn more about what you can do with your Trotec laser. Download Trotec's "Handbook for engravers"
Decorate textiles with designs of your choice by laser engraving the thermotransfer film LaserFlex.
Learn how to determine the right parameters for laser cutting and engraving
See our guide to determine which lens you should use for your application.
Discover the similarities and differences of extruded and cast acrylic glass
Get tips on how to clean plastic and acrylic sheets after laser engraving.
Read more on how to personalise our insulated drinking bottles made out of high-grade stainless steel
Learn more on how to engrave your linen books and create customised gifts for various occasions
Get tips on how to achieve the best results when cutting and engraving stamp rubber
Decorative and functional applications with a natural touch. Learn more here.
Learn how to determine engraving parameters for solid wood and veneers.
An environmentally-friendly material made from pure cellulose fiber.
Learn how to make stickers with kiss-cut techniques
Everything you need to know about TroGlass Mirror and how to process it.
Discover the perfect parameters for working with TroGlitter
Find out more about how to process cast acrylic glass
Our new handbook offers tips and tricks for engraving. Just pay with a tweet.
Read useful tips and tricks on how to achieve the optimum result when laser engraving laminates.
Learn about the technical background of the most commonly used two-layer laser engraving materials.
Find application tips and tricks for the lightweight and tough material TroLase Thins.
Read our recommendations for manual cutting of our laser and engraving materials.
Cast acrylic can be laser engraved and laser cut with a CO2 laser. Find out more by reading our useful tips for laser processing acrylic.
Learn about engraving anodised aluminium with a CO2 or fiber laser
Learn how to use markSolid marking sprays and pastes in our tutorial.