What materials can you cut and fabricate?

We cut rubber, silicone, neoprene, EPDM, cork, fiber, acrylic, glass, foam, and other sheet materials into custom shapes. Use the configurator to select your material, shape, and dimensions for an instant price.

How do I get an instant price for a custom cut part?

Use the configurator on this page. Select your shape, material, and thickness, enter your dimensions, and the price updates live. No quote request, no back-and-forth.

What shapes can you cut?

We cut over 30 shapes including discs, rings, rectangles, squares, capsules, ovals, hexagons, D-shapes, and custom polygons. Upload a DXF file for fully custom shapes.

Is there a minimum order quantity?

No minimum. We cut single pieces as readily as bulk orders. Price per piece decreases automatically with quantity.

How long does production take?

Most custom fabricated parts are cut and shipped in about 1 week.

What is the maximum size you can cut?

The maximum size depends on the material you choose. Most rubber, silicone, neoprene, EPDM, cork, fiber, and glass sheets go up to 32.5 x 32.5 inches, and acrylic sheets up to 23.5 x 23.5 inches. The configurator tells you if your part is too large for the selected material. Contact us for larger parts.

Do I need to send a file?

No file needed for standard shapes. The configurator generates the cut geometry from your dimensions. For fully custom shapes, you can upload a DXF file.

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Custom Clear Acrylic Parts

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Clear Acrylic Cutting Service — Cut to Your Size

Send us the dimensions, or the drawing, and we cut clear acrylic to exactly that. Panels, windows, guards, discs, shapes with cut-outs — priced on screen before you commit.

How the service works

Send us the size, or the drawing. Enter dimensions on screen, or upload a DXF and we cut your outline and every internal feature exactly as drawn.
Priced instantly. The cost appears as you type — no quote request, no engineering review fee, no waiting for an email.
Cut, not stocked. Every piece is made for your order. There is no nearest-stock-size compromise.
No minimum order. One piece or a production run; the per-piece price falls with quantity.

Why clear acrylic

Roughly 92% light transmission — slightly clearer than standard glass and about half the weight. It stays rigid across a span without sagging, and unlike polycarbonate it holds an optically crisp cut edge.

What we cut it for

Machine guards and inspection windows, display cases and retail fixtures, picture and artwork glazing, equipment face plates, shelving, partition and sneeze panels, and prototype enclosures where the part has to be right first time.

Edge quality

Laser cutting melts the edge as it cuts, so acrylic comes off the machine flame-polished — clear and smooth, with no sawn face to sand or flame-treat afterwards. Holes and cut-outs are cut in the same pass as the outline, so nothing drifts out of register the way it can when features are drilled as a second operation.

Turnaround

Orders ship in 1 week.

Need help before you order?

Which material should I pick?

Full list on our Material Guide.

Pads, spacers, general rubber parts → Neoprene
Flexible rubber, wide temperature range → Silicone
Weather, water and ozone → EPDM
Oil and fuel contact → Buna-N
Low-pressure seals and spacers → Cork, or Fiber for simple cut shapes
Displays, covers, see-through parts → Clear acrylic (also frosted, black, white)
Guards and covers that need impact resistance → Polycarbonate
Glass panels and sight openings → Clear glass, frosted glass or mirror

No minimum order. Ships in 1 week. Not sure? Email fastestfabrication@gmail.com.

How to measure

Measure the finished cut size you need, not the rough stock.
Discs: diameter across the widest point. Rectangles: length × width. Rings: outside diameter (OD) and inside diameter (ID). Other shapes: follow the fields on that product.
A tape measure is fine for most parts. Calipers help on small pieces.
Pick material and thickness in the quoter.
Fully custom shape? Upload a DXF. No CAD? Send us a sketch with measurements.

More detail: Measuring Guide. Questions: FAQ.