Laser Cutters

Laser cutting works by having a high-powered, highly-focused laser beam run through a material, leaving a clean cut with a smooth finish. Cutting with lasers starts by piercing the fabric with a hole and then continues the amount from there. The beam intensity, length, and heat output can be controlled, allowing the cut to be delivered in different ways and at other times.

It offers unique benefits over other more conventional forms of cutting. It has lower power consumption, and it operates at a much quicker and more precise rate. Also, it is safer as the laser beam is enclosed within a tight lightbox.

1.Control – Laser cutting allows for excellent control over beam intensity, length, and heat output.
2.Low power – Laser cutting uses a shallow level of power consumption.
3.Material diversity – Laser cutting can work with a vast range of materials.
4.Non-contact – Laser cutting is a non-contact process, meaning that the laser beam itself never actually touches the material it works.
5.Low operating costs – Laser cutting machines have inexpensive parts for replacement.