GCC: Laser Machines Leader Since 1989

GCC RX II-CR is equipped with a tool holder loading the creasing tools and blades. For the applications, the cards and showcases can be simultaneously creased and cut in one time.

GCC LaserPro application laboratory uses fiber product line (S400, GLS Hybrid, S290, and StellarMark I series) to demonstrate processing of fiber laser on plastic materials for you.

The GCC LaserPro Application Lab presents you fine quality earrings created with GCC LaserPro FMC 280 through the assistance of the Thin Metal Film Clamping Device.

With a few simple steps including fixing the pipe on the rotary clamping axis, you can cut or create holes on the pipe without further hassles.

The GCC LaserPro Application Lab of the month reveals how FMC 280 creates additional holes on processed items. Watch FMC 280 waves its magic wand now!

Eiffel Tower using kraft paper. The amazing repetitive cutting performance i-Craft™ delivers is fully exhibited in this application. Simply assemble the cut thick kraft paper pieces into the Eiffel Tower and you......

With the right setting in SCA and the engraving tip, i-Craft™ allows users to freely edit, create and design images, presenting supreme-quality stainless steel tags.

Through forming the inner layers of the cut paper material into geometric shapes and assembling the shapes into a ball, you can create an edgy and elegant lighting product.

Nonwoven fabric is a fabric-like material made from long fibers, bonded together by chemical, mechanical, heat or solvent treatment.

The GCC LaserPro Application Lab characterizes another packaging project by using EPE (Expanded Polyethylene), a material with exceptional elasticity and impact strength that is widely used in protective packaging.

The GCC LaserPro Application Lab of the month creates delicate and durable metal paper clips through cutting copper and silver pieces on StellarMark I-Series using fiber laser.

Engraving is the most common technique of laser processing. To ensure high engraving quality, a remarkable color contrast must be presented after the material is engraved.