Laser cutting uses a focused beam of light to cut through thin metal materials like steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. It is commonly used in automotive, architectural, retail, art, structural, and medical industries due to its short lead times, low consumable costs, tight tolerances, and ability to cut intricate details without tooling. Laser cutting can cut materials up to 1" thick depending on the material.
Laser cutting uses a focused beam of light to cut through thin metal materials like steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. It is commonly used in automotive, architectural, retail, art, structural, and medical industries due to its short lead times, low consumable costs, tight tolerances, and ability to cut intricate details without tooling. Laser cutting can cut materials up to 1" thick depending on the material.
Laser cutting uses a focused beam of light to cut through thin metal materials like steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. It is commonly used in automotive, architectural, retail, art, structural, and medical industries due to its short lead times, low consumable costs, tight tolerances, and ability to cut intricate details without tooling. Laser cutting can cut materials up to 1" thick depending on the material.
What is laser cutting? Laser cutting uses a resonator to create a beam of light The light is transmitted through a series of mirrors to a cutting head It then goes through a lens that focuses the laser beam through a diameter of roughly .015” This is what is used to cut through the material of choice What type of material? Generally laser cutting is best for thin material ◦ This includes: ◦ Carbon Steel ◦ Stainless Steel ◦ Thin Aluminum We cut up to 1” thick… ◦ Aluminum up to 1/8” ◦ Carbon Steel up to 1” ◦ Stainless Steel up to 5/8” Common Applications Laser cutting is most often seen in industries that demand a lot of thin metal parts This includes: ◦ Automotive ◦ Architectural ◦ Retail Displays ◦ Art and Structural ◦ Medical Why use laser cutting? Laser cutting generally has: ◦ Shorter lead times than waterjet ◦ Less consumable costs ◦ No tooling overhead expenses ◦ Very tight tolerances (±.0012) for cutting intricate details ◦ Lights-out capability Some Laser Cut Projects Some Laser Cut Projects Some Laser Cut Projects Thank you! Do you have questions on laser cutting? ◦ Email us at Sarahw@fedtech.com