Application and Introduction of Laser Cutting Machine

Laser cutting machines can perform almost all necessary cutting, replacing traditional cutting machines and capable of cutting high-precision, ultra small parts, high hardness materials, and more.

The following is an introduction to laser cutting machines

Laser cutting is the process of focusing the laser emitted from a laser into a high power density laser beam through an optical path system. The laser beam is irradiated onto the surface of the workpiece, causing it to reach its melting or boiling point, while high-pressure gas coaxial with the beam blows away the melted or vaporized metal. As the position of the beam relative to the workpiece moves, a cutting seam is ultimately formed in the material, thereby achieving the purpose of cutting.

Laser cutting processing replaces traditional mechanical knives with invisible beams, and has the characteristics of high precision, fast cutting, not limited to cutting patterns, automatic typesetting to save materials, smooth cutting, and low processing costs. It will gradually improve or replace traditional metal cutting equipment.

The mechanical part of the laser blade has no contact with the work and will not cause scratches on the working surface during operation; Laser cutting speed is fast, the incision is smooth and flat, and generally does not require further processing; The cutting heat affected zone is small, the deformation of the board is small, and the cutting seam is narrow (0.1mm~0.3mm); The incision has no mechanical stress and no shear burrs; High processing accuracy, good repeatability, and no damage to the material surface; Numerical control programming, capable of processing any flat plan, can cut large entire boards without the need for molds, saving time and economy.

Laser cutting machines, as a new type of tool, are increasingly being used in various industries, including laser cutting machines, laser engraving machines, laser marking machines, laser welding machines, etc.