• Laser cut square steel tube (SHS) showing precise notched joints and holes for rapid structural welding.

    Tube & Profile Laser Cutting

    Advanced tube and section profiling including slots, tabs, mitres, and coped joints.

  • High efficiency nested steel components cleanly cut on a flatbed fiber laser cutter ready for fabrication.

    Sheet & Plate Laser Cutting

    Precision flatbed laser cutting for mild steel, stainless, aluminium, brass, and Hardox.

  • Autodesk Inventor 3D CAD model layout of a multi-part sheet metal assembly on a workshop computer screen.

    Design & Drafting

    In-house drafting and mechanical design to turn sketches into cut-ready manufacturing files.

Manufacturing, Reimagined for the Central West

  • Laser360 is a drafting and laser cutting business based in Orange, NSW. We take your idea, sketch or drawing and turn it into precision-cut parts, without sending your job out of the region or waiting weeks for it to come back.

  • Our fibre laser cuts both flat sheet and 3D profiles, and our in-house drafting means every part is designed around how it actually goes together. Fewer steps, fewer delays, less time on the tools.

  • Whether you run a workshop, build for a living or just need one part made properly, we help you move faster.

Nested sheet metal parts after laser cutting

Three Services. One Local Shop.

Autodesk Inventor 3D CAD drawing design layout of a fabrication assembly on a workshop screen.

Design & Drafting

Got a sketch, a sample or just an idea? We turn it into cut-ready drawings, designed to cut efficiently and assemble quickly.

Precision nested components cut from steel plate on a flatbed fiber laser cutter.

Sheet & Plate Laser Cutting

Precision-cut sheet and plate parts, from a single prototype to repeat production runs.

Laser cut square steel tube SHS displaying machine-cut notched joints and holes ready for welding.

Tube & Profile Laser Cutting

Tube and section cut with notches, slots and profiles done in the machine, a capability that’s hard to find locally.

Built Around Saving You Time

  • Local means fast: Drop off, pick up, or talk directly to the person cutting your parts. No freight delays and no chasing interstate suppliers.

  • Drafting and cutting under one roof: One team from drawing to finished part. No handovers, no file-format headaches, no waiting on a third party.

  • Designed to go together: Where it suits, we build tabs, slots and self-locating joints into the design so parts line up and assembly takes less time on your bench.

  • Tube capability: Cleanly notched and profiled tube that’s ready to weld, saving you cutting, coping and fitting time.

Stainless steel parts after laser cutting on the tube laser

From Idea to Finished Part in Four Steps

Engineering drawing blueprint icon representing client sketches, photographs, or CAD files.

Send it through: Drawings, sketches, photos or just a description of what you need.

Digital graphic showing a clear itemised quote layout alongside a verified 3D CAD design file.

We draft and quote: Cut-ready files and a clear price.

An industrial fiber laser beam cleanly piercing through heavy plate steel sheets.

We cut: Flat and tube on our fibre laser.

Bundled, clean laser-cut parts prepared for rapid pick-up at our Orange workshop facility.

Dispatch: Parts ready to weld, fold, finish or assemble.

Built for Local Industry

  • Workshops without a laser of their own.

  • Builders and fabricators who need parts on time.

  • Farms, trades and industrial operations that want reliable cutting close to home.

  • And anyone with a project that starts as a sketch on a napkin.

LAser cut parts from mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass, hardox / bisalloy and more

Send it Through

Send us your drawings, sketches, samples or a description of what you need. We accept DXF, DWG, PDF and photographs.

Where required, our in-house drafting team will prepare cut-ready files. Parts are then cut on our fibre laser, with a clear quote provided before any work begins. You deal directly with the people producing your parts, from first enquiry to finished product.

Please include material type, thickness and quantity where known. If you’re unsure, we’re happy to work through the specifications with you.