The Magic Touch
Swiss Performance Chemicals
Put a machine in front of students.
A laser closes the gap between a drawing and a real object inside one lesson. We supply, install and service that equipment for schools, universities and technical colleges across the Kingdom — and before any of that, we will come to your campus and run it with your students so you can see what it does.
Students design it, the machine cuts it, they hold it the same day
Four ways to work with us.
All courses and sessions →Most departments start with a tournament or a showcase, not a purchase order. Seeing the machine run with your own students answers questions a specification never will.
We bring the machines to you and run a design tournament for your students. First visit free.
Machine of the MonthA free session at our Riyadh showroom: one machine, run live on real jobs.
Education sessionFor faculty, straight after the showcase. Classroom applications, curriculum fit, material to take back.
Equip a labThe machines, extraction, safety and training — quoted itemised so procurement can read it.
What a teaching lab is made of.
See everything for education →A machine on its own is not a lab. Extraction, materials, safety training and a technician who is confident with it are what make it get used rather than sit under a cover.
RayJetThe first laser for a classroom. Simple, enclosed, hard to get wrong.
1 product
R SeriesStraightforward cutters for a design studio or a maker space.
2 products
SpeedyThe all-rounder once a department is running real projects.
5 products
Exhaust SystemsExtraction. Not optional in an occupied teaching room.
1 product
MaterialsTroLase laminates and the stock students actually cut.
4 productsTraining, once the lab exists.
All courses and sessions →The machine is rarely the problem. A lab goes quiet when the one person who knew how to run it moves on — which is why training is written into every quotation rather than sold afterwards.
For teaching staff. Included in the quotation when you buy a lab from us.
Applications trainingA full day on what the machine can be made to do.
Materials trainingHalf a day on what to cut, and what must never go in.
On-site lessonIn your own workshop, on your own machine, with your own students.
For the people who have to teach with it.
Manuals and datasheets →All of it free to read before you talk to anybody here.
Everything for staff in one place — projects, settings, safety and downloads.
Curriculum guideWhere the machine lands in design, engineering and technical programmes.
Laser safetyClasses, interlocks, extraction, and the materials that must never be cut.
Beyond shop classWhat students actually make, and why departments outside design want one.
Career pathThe jobs this equipment leads to, for the conversation with parents and deans.
FundraisingIf the budget is the obstacle rather than the case.