For Kiwi Electronics, the personal attention and attractive price of the BRM Original 90130 were crucial during their purchasing process. Rogier Kerstens from Kiwi Electronics uses the laser machine to create various products, such as enclosures for the products they sell, as well as jewelry and custom projects for their clients. On their website, they offer various standard enclosures. However, if a particular combination of items doesn’t fit into the standard range, they can now create custom solutions. To do this, they adjust the existing design to the required specifications. Their clients provide files for enclosures or other items they would like engraved. They then assess whether cutting and engraving are possible and determine the suitable material. Essentially, they offer a kind of laser cutting service.

Jacco Visser from Shifting Peaks has extensive experience in decor and interior construction, as well as the CNC milling world. Through a FabLab, a public workshop, he was introduced to laser technology. In Alkmaar, at the Kaasfabriek, he first experienced laser machines and their possibilities. He began working on smaller items that are simply easier to cut with a laser than with a CNC machine. This was a big shift from the milling work he had been accustomed to. He immediately decided that once he had the budget, he would purchase a laser machine himself. He chose a BRM laser machine due to its excellent price-to-quality ratio, and the BRM 90130 model fit best in terms of size for the objects he most often lasers within his industry.

Specifically for cutting acrylic, Haitsma Engraving purchased a BRM 90130 laser machine. They are a unique company with 40 years of experience, specializing in engravings.