The document compares four common types of laser cutting machines: fiber lasers, CO2 lasers, YAG lasers, and disk lasers. Fiber lasers have the highest photo-electric conversion rate and maximum power output. They have excellent flexibility, stability, movability, and environmental endurance. However, their initial investment is high. CO2 lasers have lower conversion rates and power but lower initial investment and operation costs. They require more maintenance and have less flexibility. YAG lasers have intermediate conversion rates and power output with low initial investment but high operation costs and maintenance needs. Disk lasers provide a balance between the advantages of fiber and CO2 lasers.
The document compares four common types of laser cutting machines: fiber lasers, CO2 lasers, YAG lasers, and disk lasers. Fiber lasers have the highest photo-electric conversion rate and maximum power output. They have excellent flexibility, stability, movability, and environmental endurance. However, their initial investment is high. CO2 lasers have lower conversion rates and power but lower initial investment and operation costs. They require more maintenance and have less flexibility. YAG lasers have intermediate conversion rates and power output with low initial investment but high operation costs and maintenance needs. Disk lasers provide a balance between the advantages of fiber and CO2 lasers.
The document compares four common types of laser cutting machines: fiber lasers, CO2 lasers, YAG lasers, and disk lasers. Fiber lasers have the highest photo-electric conversion rate and maximum power output. They have excellent flexibility, stability, movability, and environmental endurance. However, their initial investment is high. CO2 lasers have lower conversion rates and power but lower initial investment and operation costs. They require more maintenance and have less flexibility. YAG lasers have intermediate conversion rates and power output with low initial investment but high operation costs and maintenance needs. Disk lasers provide a balance between the advantages of fiber and CO2 lasers.
The document compares four common types of laser cutting machines: fiber lasers, CO2 lasers, YAG lasers, and disk lasers. Fiber lasers have the highest photo-electric conversion rate and maximum power output. They have excellent flexibility, stability, movability, and environmental endurance. However, their initial investment is high. CO2 lasers have lower conversion rates and power but lower initial investment and operation costs. They require more maintenance and have less flexibility. YAG lasers have intermediate conversion rates and power output with low initial investment but high operation costs and maintenance needs. Disk lasers provide a balance between the advantages of fiber and CO2 lasers.