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What materials can a laser cutter cut?

aluminum

Aluminium is one of the most popular and versatile metals, highly valued for its light weight, corrosion resistance, recyclability, and electrical and thermal conductivity. It is also easy to cast into many shapes such as flat bar, angle bar, channel bar, plate and tube. Due to this wide range of properties, it is used in numerous industries such as aerospace, military and automotive

Carbon steel

One of the oldest and most widely used metals is carbon steel. It is easy to produce and inexpensive, has high durability, and is very easy to weld and manufacture. Today, there are many grades of carbon steel available for a variety of applications. Everything from skyscrapers to nuts and bolts is made from grades of steel that have been perfected over time

Stainless steel

Stainless steel has huge advantages in terms of corrosion resistance, fire and heat resistance, impact resistance and hygiene. It is also easy to manufacture and relatively easy to weld, form and machine. Stainless steel is widely used in applications that require a hygienic or clean room environment. It is popular in agriculture, food service, military and aerospace industries

bronze

Bronze starts with copper and is mixed with other alloys such as tin to create a harder alloy, ideal for making bearings, bushings, wear plates and parts that require higher thermal and electrical conductivity. It's also easy to machine, making it more popular with machinists looking to make sturdy parts that will last

Benefits of Laser Cutting

Laser cutting offers many advantages over traditional mechanical cutting systems. One of the significant advantages of this technology is its exceptional precision - fully automatic, CNC-programmed movements ensure repeatable tolerances are consistently met every cycle. In addition, the precision of the laser tool is not reduced because the beam is not subject to physical wear. The lack of physical cutting tools also reduces the risk of surface contamination, making laser cutting ideal for hygiene and medical applications

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