Laser Cutting

Laser cutting is a technology that uses laser to cut different materials, mainly metal such as carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel and aluminum alloy.Increasing cutting speed and cutting capacity, reducing production costs, increasing productivity and improving cutting quality are widely used in the metal manufacturing industry.A laser or laser (amplified light by radiation excitation Emission) is a device that produces highly concentrated monochrome and coherent beams.Light is fired through the process.The most commonly used laser in cutting is a carbon dioxide laser (CO2 laser), a gas laser that is also used for welding.It can launch up to 100 KW at 9.6 µm and 10.6 m and cutting 20-1mm 30 m-Thick material after a minute.Cutting is high by aiming-The power laser on a small part of the object to be cut.Before cutting, pierce the small part first.From small holes, create the cut by moving the beam to the area of the material being cut, or moving the object while the laser remains stationary.Both methods are OK.When a strong beam of light hits a part of an object or material, the latter?The temperature rises and it melts, Burns and evaporates even if there is not enough heat.Not all materials require the same amount of laser power (the rate at which energy is transmitted by light ).Thick materials require more laser power, while thin materials require less laser power.Carbon dioxide laser cutting usually uses a power of 1,000 to 1,500 watts.Steel and other materials need more than 2 KW.Laser cutting is more advantageous than other metal cutting procedures, although it also has some disadvantages.Its main advantages are precision, cutting quality, cutting speed and economy.One of its disadvantages is the high voltage requirements.There is also a risk of severe burns by the laser.