Industrial-grade DXF files engineered for laser cutting. From FFS packaging jaws to bespoke sheet metal components — your design, cut to tolerance.
From raw sketch to laser-ready file. Every DXF is drawn in SolidWorks with proper sheet metal rules, kerf offsets, and clean geometry — no rework at the cutter.
The transverse jaw seal is the heartbeat of any Form-Fill-Seal machine. Two heated jaws clamp under pneumatic pressure, bonding and cutting the film in a single cycle. Every component — jaw body, heat element housing, blade guide — requires exact geometry.
This is the work kruger.dxf was built for. Components designed to tolerance from the inside out, with laser cutting paths that account for kerf from day one.
| Cycle Time | 0.4 — 1.2 sec |
| Clamping Force | 6 — 8 Bar |
| Seal Temp | 140 — 220°C |
| Jaw Material | 6082-T6 Aluminium |
| Blade | 316 Stainless, 1.5mm |
| Tolerance | ±0.05mm on seal face |
Four steps. No wasted cycles.
Send your sketch, reference image, or SolidWorks file. Voice notes welcome. We confirm material, thickness, and tolerance requirements.
Drawn in SolidWorks with proper sheet metal environment. Unfold, kerf offset, and node cleanup included from the start.
DXF preview sent within 48 hours. One revision round included. We iterate until the geometry is exactly right.
Production-ready .dxf delivered. File goes straight from email to your laser cutter's import dialog. Zero rework.
Describe your component, paste a sketch, or just tell us what you're trying to build. We'll respond within a few hours.