About us

Laser Lines was founded in 1975 and has grown to become one of the UK’s leading suppliers of lasers and accessories, 3D printers, rapid prototyping systems and vacuum casting systems.

Now representing 26 suppliers of proven technology and being the longest Stratasys UK reseller, our experienced and enthusiastic support team offers an end-to-end service which includes training, installation, maintenance and repair services for all of our products. We also have a sub-contract facility for 3D printing and additive manufacturing requirements.

Our customers come from sectors as diverse as university research, automotive production, tooling manufacturing and jewellery design.

Having passed the milestone of our 40^th year of business, our aim is to continue to diversify and bring tried and tested laser and 3D printing solutions to even more new markets. Laser Lines has held an LRQA Quality Management System certificate since 2000 and is currently approved to May 2021.

Quality Policy Statement

Laser Lines is committed to the effective implementation and maintenance of a quality management system which satisfies the requirements of BS EN ISO 9001:2015. We are further committed to ensuring that we satisfy all legal/statutory requirements as applicable and to enhancing customer satisfaction.

• By adopting a ‘process’ approach we will promote a greater understanding and a more effective control of inputs and outputs and the effects on stakeholders.
• By process performance evaluation and monitoring we will provide a platform for continual improvement and a framework for setting objectives.
• By engaging in risk-based thinking, we will strive to mitigate business risks and embed this thinking in our quality management system elements and design.

This policy and the Quality Management System are fully endorsed and supported by the senior management team.

LRQ Certificate ISO 9001:2015

Cyber Essentials Accreditation

To better protect both our data and yours, Laser Lines Ltd has achieved Level 1 Cyber Essential Accreditation.

The Government worked with the Information Assurance for Small and Medium Enterprises (IASME) consortium and the Information Security Forum (ISF) to develop Cyber Essentials, a set of basic technical controls to help organisations protect themselves against common online security threats.  The full scheme is backed by industry including the Federation of Small Businesses and the CBI.  Government now requires all suppliers bidding for contracts involving the handling of certain sensitive and personal information to be certified against the Cyber Essentials scheme.