Laser Cutting Machine How To Use

High energy density spots are formed by focusing the laser beam's energies. The medium and extended focusing lens are suitable for thick plates cutting. It also has very low spacing stability requirements. The shorter focusing lens is best suited for thin sheets cutting. This requires high spacing stability of the tracking systems and greatly reduces output power requirements.

The beam emitted by the laser generator is focused by the optical path system into a laser beam of high power density. The beam is irradiated onto the surface of the part to bring the part to a melting point or boiling point, while the high-pressure gas coaxial with the beam blows away the molten or vaporized material. As the beam moves relative to the part, the material is slit finally, thereby achieving the purpose of cutting.

For quality reasons, fusion cutting can also be utilized to cut unalloyed and low-alloyed steels. This creates oxide-free cutting surfaces, but cutting speeds are considerably slower.

The laser resonator is the powerhouse of any laser cutting machine. It consists of a glass tube with two mirrors placed with their faces facing each other. The tube consists of gases like CO2, hydrogen, nitrogen, and helium.

GSS Machinery metal and ceramic laser tubes combine the benefits of longer life and lower recharge costs, while providing a higher-quality cutting and engraving.

The core parts should be paid special attention when purchasing, especially laser generator, cutting head, servo motor, guide rail, water chiller, and some accessories. These parts will affect the cutting speed and accuracy of the machine.