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Custom Sheet Metal Laser Cutting

One of the most practical processes for cutting sheet metal is laser cutting. This process is also known as CNC laser cutting or laser beam cutting. Laser cutting is capable of cutting a variety of materials, such as aluminum or steel. Three-dimensional objects such as tubes and profiles can also be cut by the laser cutting process

We use laser cutting technology for different sheet metal fabrication projects. These methods bring many benefits to your project, such as:

Relatively low cost:Laser cutting involves CNC automation, which reduces labor costs

Speed and Efficiency:Depending on the complexity and tolerances of the part, the laser can move very quickly around 20-70 inches/minute

automation:Laser cutters run entirely through CNC control, resulting in higher quality and highest efficiency products

High precision:Highly detailed ability to produce tight tolerances and small cuts

Advantages of sheet metal laser cutting

Here are five key advantages of this manufacturing technique

High precision cutting

The beam cuts metal with very high precision in laser cutting manufacturing. The accuracy and precision of laser melting and evaporating material is unmatched by many other cutting methods. Some die-cutting tools have a tolerance level of about 1 to 3 mm, while laser cutters can cut as low as 0.003 mm

High sheet utilization

Laser cutters offer the opportunity to use most of the manufacturing materials. The technology wastes little or no space - the machine maximizes the number of parts available for any sheet metal. So don't worry about supplying excess material; you can buy the exact amount and know it's enough

Extreme cutting versatility

Laser cutting operations are very flexible and versatile. A single laser cutter works well for different cutting operations such as simple cuts, complex cuts with intricate details, marking, drilling and even engraving. Therefore, the manufacturer does not need to change the tooling from time to time during the process

Low power consumption

Unlike some other cutters, laser cutters do not require moving different parts of the equipment. This allows them to cut material efficiently without consuming too much energy. While laser cutters can use 10kW of energy, most other programs can use up to five times

little or no damage

Maybe you think that heating the material in laser cutting could cause the part to warp or warp, or even break it completely. Well, this is not true. Few parts are affected by heat in laser cutting and do not pose a threat to the tolerances of features or components after fabrication

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