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A valuable learning path

Technology is becoming more important and has an increasing impact on our work environment. There is a growing demand for skilled specialists. That means that high-quality professional education is essential. This requires innovation: new techniques and methods, using the equipment of the future. It allows every educational institution to take a step forward and offer students the education they deserve. Laser machines have become indispensable in this process. At schools and universities, the laser cutter is used for prototyping and model making, among other things. Or in creative areas such as graphic design and fashion design.

Laser machines are an excellent choice for test and prototype making. In an instant, students cut and engrave their designs from a cheaper sample material of their choice. A test is made in no time! Improvements can then easily be made and tested again if necessary. When the design is completely fine-tuned, it can be made in a more expensive material. That’s is how you get a valuable learning curve with a laser machine. It is ideal for making the transition from 2D to 3D and improving students’ spatial awareness.

An asset to any educational institution: versatile, safe, fast and affordable. With a BRM laser machine, students increase their spatial insight. And turn their idea into a real product.

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Provide effective practical education

Providing practical education that aligns perfectly with the corporate workplace. That is what you want to achieve as an educational institution. Because technology does not stand still, it requires adaptability. Traditional craftsmanship sometimes makes way for more modern techniques. Laser technology is a good example of that.

But what are the costs and will you make that investment pay off? Of course, a laser machine is an undeniable investment. But that investment pays off in more ways than one. Because a BRM laser cutter is an easily accessible tool for students to produce quickly. The machine can be used in many places. It allows students to not only learn how to execute but also how to think technically within assignments and projects.

In your educational institution’s innovation plans, also consider the subsidies that may be available. The government encourages the growth of high-quality (technical) education in this way. And the investment in a laser cutter will pay for itself even more easily.

When working with a laser machine within any class, rapidity is a big plus. For example, with a milling machine or a 3D printer, there are only a few tasks to complete per hour. A laser machine works much faster, allowing more projects to be covered within the same hour. And it makes no difference whether the task is technical or creative. A laser machine is a solution for any assignment.

The benefits aren’t just in versatility and speed. You should also consider the following:

  • Our laser machines categorized as laser class 1 comply with the highest safety standard
  • They are user-friendly, and after a short instruction, students can start working with them
  • Designs from many different design software programs are executed effortlessly
  • There are an amazing number of materials to work with
  • Cut or engraved parts are finished to perfection immediately
  • Laser processing is a contactless process with a limited number of moving parts. This ensures minimal wear and tear

For what schools are laser machines suitable?

Laser machines are increasingly indispensable for more and more educational institutions. They add value at all (secondary) schools offering practical (technical) education. They are also used in universities for research projects, test setups and prototyping. Besides, they can be found in FabLabs and are used for design and art projects. All of them benefit from the creative and technical possibilities.

The following educational institutions are successfully using their laser machine in their educational settings. Read about their approach and benefit from their experience.

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Improve your educational curriculum with a laser machine

As a teacher, instructor or coordinator, you are responsible for top-notch education. You keep an eye on new technologies to improve the curriculum for your educational organization. A user-friendly, safe and affordable machine could be a great help.

Discover what a BRM laser machine brings to your specific situation. Book a demo so you can see the possibilities first-hand. Or contact us for information that will help you take your school’s educational curriculum to the next level.

Oct 28, 2020
3 min

Steenspil

Steenspil, a vocational school in Halsteren, sees the extensive possibilities of laser technology as an opportunity to add more challenges to their lessons. Ad Wijmans, a construction teacher at Steenspil, shares that they purchased a BRM 6090 with 100W power. He mentions that it seemed really interesting for the students to be able to create something larger in size. That’s why he chose this machine with this power, which can also cut thicker wooden sheets. The purchase price wasn’t much higher than that of a smaller machine, making it a solid reason to go for the BRM 6090.
Oct 14, 2020
4 min

Odisee Technology Campus Gent

Odisee uses their BRM Original 100160 laser machine to teach students how to design products. The laser machine is an essential part of the design training.
Oct 28, 2020
3 min

Grafisch Lyceum Rotterdam

The Graphic Lyceum is a vocational school in Rotterdam in the field of media, design and technology and offers VMBO and MBO courses. At the time, the laser machine was purchased for the 2D/3D profile part of the pre-vocational secondary education course “Media, Design and ICT”. Now, the entire school uses it.