Laser Cutting

Laser Cutting (also known as Laser Cutting) is a high-precision manufacturing process that utilizes a laser beam for cutting. During the laser cutting process, a high-energy-density laser beam is focused on the workpiece, heating it locally to the melting point or vaporization point, thereby achieving cutting.

Laser cutting offers the following advantages:

• High precision: Laser cutting can achieve extremely precise cutting, with accuracies reaching tens of micrometers, making it suitable for manufacturing precision parts.
• Non-contact: The laser beam in the laser cutting process does not touch the workpiece surface, thus avoiding surface damage or deformation.
• High speed: Laser cutting is fast, enabling mass production.

Laser cutting finds extensive applications in cutting various materials, including metals, plastics, glass, fabrics, etc. It is widely used in industries such as automotive manufacturing, aerospace, electronics, jewelry, etc.