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Laser cutting is a precise and efficient method for cutting materials using a high-powered laser beam. This technology has revolutionized manufacturing by offering unparalleled accuracy, speed, and versatility. The laser beam, focused through optics, melts, burns, or vaporizes material along a predetermined path, leaving a clean, high-quality edge. Laser cutting can process a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, wood, and composites, making it indispensable across various industries.
One of the key advantages of laser cutting is its precision. It can achieve extremely tight tolerances, enabling intricate designs and complex geometries that would be challenging with traditional methods. This precision minimizes material waste and reduces the need for secondary finishing processes. Additionally, laser cutting is non-contact, which means it applies no mechanical force to the workpiece, reducing the risk of deformation or damage.
The flexibility of laser cutting allows for rapid prototyping and small batch production without the need for tooling changes, significantly lowering setup times and costs. In industries like automotive, aerospace, and electronics, this capability accelerates product development cycles and enhances innovation. Moreover, advancements in fiber lasers have improved cutting speeds and efficiency, especially for thin materials.
In summary, laser cutting provides a versatile, precise, and cost-effective solution for modern manufacturing needs, driving efficiency and quality across diverse applications.
Technical Parameter
| Product name | Customization Price Steel CNC Stamping Bending Stainless Steel Laser Cutting Sheet Metal Parts |
| Material | Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum |
| Surface treatment | Painting\Powder Coating\Plating\Polishing |
| Process | Laser Cutting Bending Stamping |
| Service | Custom Fabrication Services |
| Color | Customized Color |
| Drawing format | 2D/3D/CAD/DWG//STEP/PDF/IGS |
| Certificate | ISO9001:2015 |
| Tolerance | 0.01-0.05mm |
| QC Test | CMM, Digital Height Gauge, Caliper, Coordinate measuring machine, projecter machine, Roughness tester, Hardness tester. etc |
| Delivery | 10-15 days for sample, 35-40 days for bulk order |
| Packing | Plywood pallet, plywood box or as per your requirement |
| Drawing Formats | PRO/E, Auto CAD, Solid Works , UG, CAD / CAM / CAE, PDF |
One-stop solution
From design, drawing, machining, surface treatment, assembly, packaging to shipping.
Personalization
We fully support your personalization and provide you with the smallest order service (MOQ: 1pcs) sample production as soon as 24 hours.
Quality assurance
We have a professional team to control the quality. Experienced engineers, precision machines, CMM and closed loop QC system, 100% inspection to ensure high quality products when shipped.
Customer service
Each customer has a dedicated sales person to provide timely technical support and after-sales service.
Customized service process
What are the common problems of laser cutting?
Laser cutting, despite its precision and efficiency, can encounter several common issues that may affect the quality of the cut or the overall process. Here are some typical problems and considerations:
Material Melting and Warping: High heat from the laser can cause thin materials to warp or thicker materials to melt excessively at the cut edges. Proper cooling methods, such as using assist gases like nitrogen or oxygen, can mitigate these effects.
Edge Quality Issues: Inconsistent edge quality can result from factors like incorrect focus distance, power settings, or speed. Poor edge finish may include dross (residual molten material), roughness, or discoloration. Fine-tuning machine parameters and ensuring optimal setup can improve edge quality.
Cut Accuracy Variations: Misalignment of the laser beam or inaccuracies in the material positioning system can lead to deviations from the intended cut path. Regular calibration and maintenance of the laser cutting machine are essential to maintain accuracy.
Material Reflectivity: Highly reflective materials, such as aluminum and copper, can pose challenges because they reflect the laser beam, reducing cutting efficiency and potentially damaging the optics. Using specialized coatings or adjusting laser wavelengths can help address this issue.
Assist Gas Supply Problems: Insufficient or inconsistent supply of assist gas can degrade cut quality and increase processing time. Ensuring a stable and adequate gas flow is crucial for optimal performance.
Dust and Fume Extraction: Laser cutting generates dust and fumes, especially when cutting plastics or coated metals. Efficient extraction systems are necessary to maintain a clean working environment and protect operator health.
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FAQ
Q1: How long is your delivery time?
A1: 3-5 days for sample orders and 10-15 days for bulk orders after order confirmation. Depending on your specific project, we can expedite it for you.
Q2: What is your MOQ? Can you make machined parts according to our samples?
A2: 1 piece, yes, we accept sample processing and processing by drawing.
Q3: Will my drawings be divulged if you benefit?
A3: No, we pay much attention to protect our customers’ privacy of drawings, signing NDA is also accepted if need.
Q4: How to control product quality?
A4: First full size inspection—Mass production—Check process (3 hours sampling)—100% Shipping random checks.
We have professional QC team, control the quility during the mass production and inspect the completely goods before shipping.
Q5: What is your terms of payment ?
A5: Payment<=5000USD, 100% in advance. Payment>=5000USD, 50% T/T in advance ,balance before shippment.
