LASER CUTTING

In the metal processing industry, the laser cutting machine has been sought after and welcomed by users as a leader in the processing industry. To process the workpiece well, the auxiliary gas is an important part of the adjustment of the cutting process. The needs for the usage of supplementary gases vary depending on the

Laser cutting is a non-traditional processing method that uses an intensely focused stream of coherent light called a laser to cut material. It is a subtractive process in which the material is continuously removed during the cutting process. This is accomplished by vaporization, melting, chemical ablation or controlled crack propagation. The laser optics are digitally

Introduction Various industries have widely used laser technology with the rapid development of laser technology. Laser cutting technology has also evolved from the original flatbed cutting to today’s tube cutting. The birth and application of professional laser tube cutting machines have greatly improved metal tube processing efficiency. This article will explain the advantages of the

Laser cutting is a processing technique in which a laser beam is passed through vaporized material to cut. Many different types of lasers can be used for laser cutting. Types of Lasers One type is the CO2 gas laser, which has many advantages over other lasers in material selection, power consumption, and cost effectiveness. This

A laser is a kind of light enhanced by stimulating radiation. Due to their good directivity, high brightness and good monochromaticity, lasers are widely used in laser cutting, laser welding, laser engraving, laser drilling, laser marking, etc. Laser applications have also risen to the top of the most promising fields right now. Let us now look

Traditional processing methods in sheet metal shops include shearing, punching, and bending processes. Punching processes require many dies and are characterized by low or no cutting. When processing a product, it is usually equipped with dozens of sets of dies, and some products even require hundreds of sets of dies. From an economic standpoint, many