Made in Italy laser machines: the Tuscan supply chain behind every Cutlite Penta system
Every laser system starts in Prato: designed, developed and assembled in-house, with partners within a few kilometers.
Our Made in Italy laser machines are designed, developed and assembled at our plant in Prato, Tuscany, with a network of Tuscan partners. This is what we call Made in Tuscany: not a geographic label, but the way we hold product control, response times and customization together. Here is what it means, for us and for the people buying the machine.
Beyond Made in Italy: a supply chain that stays in Tuscany
Our bond with the region is a manufacturing choice before it is a story. Over the years we have built a network of nearby companies, including long-standing partners from the Florence area such as Toscana Lamiere and D.Electron, which supplies the numerical controls. The protective enclosures are built near Prato, and the automation systems are designed and built in-house.
At our plant a team of technicians works on construction details every day: it is the part of the chain we hand to no one, because it decides how the machine will behave on the shop floor. The most demanding systems come out of this setup too, such as our ultra-high-power fiber lasers and large-format machines.
Having the work done a few kilometers away, rather than on another continent, means we can walk into a supplier's shop, look at the part and fix it before it becomes a problem on the assembly line.
What it means for the people buying the machine
Fully in-house production turns into concrete advantages:
- Controlled build standards: every machine is designed and assembled in-house, with checks we run ourselves rather than a third party thousands of kilometers away.
- Proprietary technology: we develop our fiber laser systems in-house, up to 50 kW of power.
- Tailored configurations: with integrated production processes we can fit the machine to the work it will do, not the other way around.
- Responsiveness: direct control over production shortens response times and development cycles.
- Reliability proven in the field: the systems are refined on the feedback of the people running them every day, at high power too.
- Direct technical support: our in-house team of technicians handles after-sales, with no middlemen.
- A short supply chain, value in the region: processes and partners concentrated in Tuscany, with a local economy that grows along with us.
From The Heart of Tuscany to the World
Tuscany has been known for centuries for its craftsmanship and for its willingness to work out new solutions. It is a legacy that concerns us closely: we combine that way of working with technological innovation, at the service of sheet metal working.
From The Heart of Tuscany to the World is the concept behind all of this: bringing a region's know-how and culture to the world, without moving elsewhere what we know how to do here.
Frequently asked questions
Where are Cutlite Penta laser machines built?
At our plant in Prato, Tuscany: the laser systems are designed, developed and assembled in-house, with a network of Tuscan partners for outside work.
What does Made in Tuscany mean for a laser machine?
It means the supply chain is concentrated in the region: design, development, automation and assembly in-house, enclosures built near Prato and long-standing partners from the Florence area for the rest.
Which Tuscan partners work with Cutlite Penta?
The main ones include Toscana Lamiere and D.Electron, both from the Florence area; D.Electron supplies the numerical controls. The protective enclosures are built near Prato, while the automation systems are designed and built in-house.
What are the benefits of an in-house supply chain for the customer?
Tailored configurations, shorter response times, direct control over build standards and technical support handled by our in-house team, with no middlemen.
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