Paper and cardboard are primarily relevant in the CO2 laser process when development, presentation and sample construction work together. The focus is on packaging prototypes, inlays, presentation models and precise pre-series in the Swiss B2B context.
Paper and cardboard are strongest where ideas need to become tangible. Packaging, inserts or presentation forms can be tested, shown and cleanly coordinated as real samples.
Packaging prototypes
Laser-cut cardboard samples help make shape, flaps, cut-outs and handling visible early, before larger quantities or tools are approved.
Inlays
Paper and cardboard inserts are suitable for packaging inserts, product accommodation or structured presentation when parts need to be cleanly positioned.
Presentation
In sales, product development or at client meetings, a real cardboard model can often convince more quickly than a purely digital drawing.
Feasibility
Not every cardboard serves the same goal. For good results, material thickness, surface quality and later stress must be cleanly coordinated.
For development rounds, approvals and client meetings when shape, folding and handling need to be physically tested before the series.
Suitable for product accommodation and structured presentation when parts need to lie securely and be cleanly positioned in the sample.
Useful for sales, product development and internal coordination when real models convince more quickly than pure drawings.
Sample construction
If format, product and purpose are known, CAESS Laser can align the appropriate material and cutting logic with you early.