Laser cutting is a technology widely used in industry, both for the versatility of the materials it can handle and for the precision of the results it achieves, being able to produce any shape with glossy edges and finishes crafted down to the smallest detail, in any size and thickness required.
What does laser cutting involve?
Essentially,
laser cutting is a thermal process in which the laser sublimates the material being cut, which is then removed by the shielding gas. In industry, CO2 laser cutting is widely used; it was invented in the 1960s, and our company, always attentive to innovation, has recently installed a state-of-the-art laser with a radio-frequency source and linear-motor axis movement. This technology can be used on a very wide range of materials and is very commonly used with polymers and plastics such as plexiglass, PVC and Forex.
The main feature of this type of processing, which we also use in our company, is that the finished product needs no further finishing work, because the laser leaves the cut edges perfectly smooth and clean, regardless of the type and thickness of the sheet material used. This technology achieves cutting speeds that were unthinkable until recently, producing extremely high-quality results when working with materials such as plexiglass and, overall, achieving excellent results in terms of efficiency and effectiveness compared with other processing methods. Please contact us with any queries on this subject.
