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Laguna Tools Acrylic CNC machines are engineered for precision, speed, and flawless edge quality when cutting and shaping acrylic materials. Designed for both professional fabrication shops and growing businesses, our CNC routers deliver smooth finishes, tight tolerances, and consistent performance across a wide range of acrylic applications.
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Price range: $14,495 through $22,995
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Price range: $53,995 through $62,495
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Price range: $18,500 through $21,000
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Price range: $39,495 through $43,495
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$19,500
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$12,999
From compact CNC routers for small workshops to full-scale production machines, Laguna Tools offers acrylic CNC solutions designed to match your workflow. Whether you’re handling custom one-off projects or high-volume manufacturing, our machines deliver the precision, speed, and reliability needed to scale with your business.
Laguna Tools delivers comprehensive support backed by LagunaCare™, our dedicated service and maintenance program. From professional installation and hands-on training to ongoing technical support, LagunaCare™ ensures your team is equipped to operate with confidence. With access to expert guidance, maintenance resources, and responsive service, you can keep your acrylic CNC machine running at peak performance and minimize downtime.
We offer flexible financing solutions to make investing in a Laguna acrylic CNC machine more accessible. With competitive rates and tailored payment plans, you can acquire the equipment you need without disrupting cash flow—helping you grow your capabilities while managing your budget effectively.
Acrylic delivers a clean, glass-like appearance with the ability to be polished to a high-gloss finish, making it ideal for premium, professional-looking products.
Built to withstand outdoor conditions, acrylic resists UV damage, yellowing, and weathering—making it a reliable choice for long-lasting applications.
From eye-catching signage to retail displays and custom decorative pieces, acrylic is versatile, easy to machine, and perfect for high-impact visual applications.
A reliable vacuum hold-down system keeps acrylic sheets flat and secure during cutting, preventing movement, vibration, and costly errors—especially on thin or large panels.
Acrylic requires the right balance of spindle speed and feed rate to avoid melting or chipping. Efficient chip removal ensures clean cuts, better edge quality, and longer tool life.
A solid machine frame combined with precise, smooth motion systems reduces vibration and delivers consistent accuracy—critical for achieving polished edges and fine detail work in acrylic.
Choosing the right table size allows you to process full sheets or multiple parts efficiently, minimizing material handling and maximizing productivity for your most common job sizes.
Acrylic, also known as PMMA (Polymethyl Methacrylate), is a durable, lightweight plastic with excellent clarity and weather resistance. It’s commonly used as a glass alternative for signage, displays, and decorative applications.
Yes, CNC routers are ideal for cutting acrylic when using the proper tooling and settings. They provide clean edges, precise cuts, and the flexibility to handle everything from simple shapes to detailed designs.
It depends on your application. CO2 lasers are great for thin acrylic and polished edges without post-processing, while CNC routers are better for thicker materials, larger sheets, and more versatile cutting and shaping.
Laguna’s SmartShop CO2 Series and Swift CNC series are excellent choices for acrylic signage. They offer the precision, speed, and table sizes needed for both custom sign shops and high-volume production environments.
Acrylic can melt if incorrect speeds or tooling are used. However, with the right RPM, feed rate, and chip removal, CNC routers can produce clean cuts without melting or edge deformation.
Cast acrylic is generally better for CNC machining because it produces cleaner edges and responds well to polishing. Extruded acrylic is more affordable but can be more prone to melting during cutting.
Feeds and speeds vary based on tool size, material thickness, and machine type. Generally, higher feed rates with appropriate spindle speeds help prevent melting, while ensuring proper chip evacuation for a smooth finish.
Our knowledgeable sales experts are here to provide the guidance you need, whether you're exploring your options or have specific questions about our CNC machines. We’re committed to helping you find the perfect solution for your projects.
