What Is A Laser Cutting Machine

By substituting conventional blades with imperceptible beams, the laser cutting process offers an array of advantages. Notably, it exhibits remarkable precision, allowing for meticulous cuts at a significantly faster pace. Moreover, this method is not confined by pattern restrictions, granting it considerable versatility. Additionally, automatic typesetting facilitates material conservation, while the resulting incisions are flawlessly smooth. Lastly, benefiting from low processing costs, the laser cutting process is poised to gradually enhance or even supplant traditional metal cutting equipment.

The laser cutter head operates without any physical contact with the workpiece, ensuring that there are no scratches or other marks on the surface. Moreover, the laser cutting speed is exceptionally high, resulting in clean and smooth incisions that often require little or no further processing. Additionally, the heat affected zone is minimal, minimizing plate deformation and producing narrow slits without mechanical stress or cutting burr. The accuracy is excellent, repeatable and non-destructive to the material's surface. CNC programming can handle various designs and cut the entire plate without mold, saving both time and money.