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We run a 6kw fiber so it is clean through the cut and runs at about 1800in/min during cutting. Stamping would be the way to go if you are talking thousands, the laser gives us the flexibility for various sizes without setup time, just change in the vector/nest. If we were solely panel signs...

We have a HP R2000 for about a year now, replaced an old FB750. We run aluminum blanks on it and it has an option for pins that come down to help with the alignment during the setup and feed through. No issues so far. Blanks we use are laser cut first so no oil from routing or other pre-cleanup...

Not the closest sign company (about 2 hours away) but we have used Baer Signs (http://baersign.com/) in the past and they did a good job getting the installation done timely and effectively. We worked with Tracy Baer.