Industrial laser cutting is a manufacturing process in which focused beams of light are used to bore holes and cut out shapes from sheets of steel, polycarbonate and other materials with high precision. The three primary types of industrial laser cutting machine configurations are moving material, flying optics and hybrid systems. Though laser cutting provides …
With the introduction of kilowatt-level fiber lasers in the early 2000s and their subsequent integration into cutting tools in the late 2000s, fiber lasers have transformed laser cutting from a niche method to a mainstream fabrication process. Since then, fiber lasers have dominated the laser cutting of sheet metals because of their ease of integration, …
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What is Laser Cutting? The word LASER is Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, which is the abbreviation of “beam generated by stimulated radiation”. Laser is an artificial light source with characteristics different from natural light, so practical technology has been widely developed and applied in various fields. Simply put, Laser Cutting is a …
Laser cutting is a fabrication process which employs a focused, high-powered laser beam to cut material into custom shapes and designs. This process is suitable for a wide range of materials, including metal, plastic, wood, gemstone, glass, and paper, and can produce precise, intricate, and complex parts without the need for custom-designed tooling. There are …
In the past, cutting through materials was a time-consuming and somewhat imprecise process. However, the advent of laser cutting technology has revolutionized the way that industry can cut through materials. These days, laser cutting services are able to cut through a variety of materials with speed and precision, making them an essential tool for modern …
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The laser cutting kilowatt race is back on. It happened with CO2 machines in the 1990s and 2000s, and it’s happening again now with fiber lasers. There’s a place for today’s ultrahigh-powered systems, but lower powers have their place too. So, what laser power fits your operation? You might start by diving into the material …
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