FabLight Blog

Yes. If you invested in equipment this year or are considering doing so, your purchase may qualify for the Section 179 tax deduction.

If you’re looking to cut, engrave, or mark parts, there are two main types of lasers to consider: CO2 lasers and fiber lasers. Each has their own advantages and disadvantages.

Most understand the concept of standing out, but far too many businesses fail to put it into practice. In fact, lack of differentiation is one of the top reasons why businesses fail.

It's critical to select a laser that compliments, not only your business, but the equipment currently installed on your shop floor. Ask these questions to yourself before making your purchase.

Getting ready to make your first industrial laser cutter investment? Concerned about the ROI? Are you sure your picking the right laser? Check out our 4 tips to make sure your making the right decision and the right investment

Take a look and read about how Blaine at American Prototype & Production, a machine shop in San Carlos, CA, and how he found FabLight to be the perfect fit for his business.

Read how sculptor Anthony Howe leveraged the affordability, precision, power and size of his FabLight fiber laser to create some of the most interesting and complex creations we've seen to date.

We're so excited to announce that we just had our busiest quarter to date! The increasing demand for affordable laser cutters industrial and education sectors excites us even more!

Read on as we continue our discussion with Dan Morgan from Scandic, a stamping company, and learn how they implemented metal laser cutting into their production lines.

Check out our interview with Dan Morgan from Scandic, a stamping company, and learn about why they decided to go with a FabLight system over other options available to them.

Read our interview with prominent American kinetic sculpture artist, Anthony Howe, whose work has been featured at the Oscars and the Olympics. See why he decided to go with FabLight