Laser Cutting Machine 3mm
Laser cutting can be achieved using high-power density energy from a focused laser beam. The CNC controller controls the laser generator to produce a high-frequency pulsed light beam in a controlled manner. This laser generates a beam of a specific frequency and width. The laser beam is transmitted through the optical path, reflected back into the optical path, and then focused by the focusing group. The focal point is located close to the surface to be cut. A small, high-energy, dense light spot forms on the part's surface. Material melts or vaporizes instantly. Each laser pulse creates a tiny hole in the substrate. The computer numerical controller controls the laser head and substrate to perform relative movement and dotting in accordance with the design file. This allows the substrate to be cut into the desired shape.
Marking is the kind of operation in which the laser does not penetrate fully into the substrate material. It only changes the properties and the appearance of the material. When the laser comes in contact with the substrate, it creates high contrast marks because of the heat of the beam.
