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Laser cutting is a precision, non-contact process that uses a focused laser beam to cut parts with extremely high edge quality, narrow kerf widths, and tight dimensional tolerances.
Laser cutting is a non-contact process, making it well suited for small, delicate, or thin-walled components and other mechanically sensitive parts, including:
Because there is no physical tooling, laser cutting eliminates issues related to tool wear, deflection, and mechanically induced stress.
Laser cutting systems focus the laser beam to extremely small spot sizes — down to approximately 10 microns. This enables:
This level of control makes laser cutting ideal for small and intricate components requiring the highest precision.
A variety of laser sources can be used for precision laser cutting, depending on the application requirements. Each laser type offers unique processing capabilities:
Ytterbium fiber lasers provide excellent beam quality and stability, making them well suited for precision cutting of metals and small tubular components with high repeatability.
Femtosecond lasers enable cutting with virtually no heat input into the part, which is critical for heat-sensitive materials and high-precision applications.
These characteristics make ultrafast lasers particularly valuable where thermal effects must be minimized or eliminated entirely.
Depending on the laser source and process configuration, laser cutting can be applied to a wide range of materials, including:
Material selection and laser choice are closely matched to the desired edge quality, feature size, and thermal sensitivity of the part.
Laser cutting is selected for applications that demand extreme precision and material integrity, including:
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