Efficient, precise, safe — solutions from Z-LASER for stone, glass and ceramics.
Optimize your production processes with innovative laser technology Made in Germany.
Z-LASER: Your technology partner for processing stoneware, glass and ceramics
Heavy, valuable and sensitive materials such as natural stone, glass and ceramics must be processed with the utmost care. Errors and unnecessary waste generate considerable costs. Our line lasers, laser projectors and lasers for machine vision enable precise work, minimize waste and significantly increase productivity. For cost efficiency and safety at the highest level.
Your challenge:
Optimizing material processing, ensuring safety
The handling and processing of these demanding materials presents producers with various challenges that directly affect quality, safety and efficiency:
Precision and accuracy
Precise work is required during processing to minimize material loss and ensure high-quality end products.
Waste of material and high costs
Waste and unnecessary material loss can significantly increase production costs and have a negative impact on the balance sheet.
Productivity and efficiency
Long throughput times and inefficient processes reduce productivity and represent an unnecessary cost factor.
Safety in the workplace
Stone and glass are particularly hard, which poses considerable safety risks for employees during processing.
Our solution:
Increasing efficiency and reducing costs with laser technology
By using laser solutions from Z-LASER, companies in the stone, glass and ceramics processing industries can overcome these four challenges and optimize their production processes.
Precision and accuracy
Line lasers, laser projectors and lasers for image processing enable exact cuts and precise positioning, significantly increasing accuracy in production.
Waste of material and high costs
Z-LASER lasers minimize waste through precise cutting and accurate material alignment, resulting in considerable cost savings.
Productivity and efficiency
Our lasers optimize machining processes and enable faster and more efficient workflows, thereby increasing overall productivity.
Safety in the workplace
With precise and safe laser technologies, Z-LASER reduces the risk of accidents and increases occupational safety.
Your 4 key benefits with solutions from Z-LASER
Precise and highly visible:
For precise cuts and accurate positioning of material and tools.
Robust and durable:
For reliable use in demanding working environments.
Easy to install and maintain:
For minimized downtimes and increased operating efficiency.
Easy to integrate:
Thanks to the practical programming interface (API).
In use:
How Z-LASER solutions are convincing in use
Whether in CNC machining, tile cutting or the inspection of sensitive materials — lasers from Z-LASER offer precise, reliable and efficient solutions for a wide range of applications. The following is a compact presentation of the specific applications and advantages of our various laser solutions in different areas.
Product recommendation:
Line lasers
In the production of washbasins, kitchen worktops or even marble or granite steps, lasers are used to precisely position the vacuum cups. On the other hand, laser projectors display the cut edges in the original scale using complex design files.
Product recommendation:
Laser projectors
Product recommendation:
Line lasers
The laser line marks the cutting edge and can be moved with the bridge. Alternatively, the laser module is mounted on the saw head and aligned with the edge of the blade. This means that the laser line always follows the correct alignment, even if the tilt angle of the cutting blade or saw blade is changed. This allows you to work faster, more gently on the material and with higher quality.
Product recommendation:
Line lasers
Inspection of glass/ceramics
Combined with industrial cameras, machine vision lasers detect and measure defects such as cracks and edge defects in glass and ceramics. For particularly reliable quality control of these sensitive and valuable materials.
Product recommendation:
Lasers for machine vision
