Sheet Metal Fiber Laser Cutting

Laser cutting is a sheet metal processing that laser beam radars on the processing material. Laser machine works by directing the output of a high-power laser most commonly through optics. The laser beam can be divided into solid state and un-solid state

The sheet metal laser cutting division of XUANLIN CNC  can process stainless steel sheets and, thanks to the innovative laser technology, it can also process non-ferrous materials, such as aluminium, copper and brass.

Auto Focus Laser Cutting Head

• Without Manual Focusing

  The software automatically adjusts the focusing lens to realize automatic perforating and cutting plates of different thickness. The speed of automatically adjusting focus lens is ten times of the manual adjusting.

• Bigger Adjustment Range

  Adjustment range -10 mm~ +10mm, precision 0.01mm, suitable for 0 ~ 20mm different types of plates.

• Long Service Life

  Collimator lens and focus lens both have water-cooling heat sink which reduces the temperature of the cutting head to improve the life of the cutting head.

Plate Welding Heavy Work Bed

• The internal structure of the bed adopts the aircraft metal honeycomb structure, which is welded by a number of rectangular tubes. Stiffeners are arranged inside the tubes to increase the strength and tensile strength of the bed, it also increases the resistance and stability of the guide rail so as to effectively avoid the deformation of the bed.
• High strength, stability, tensile strength, ensuring 20 years of use without distortion;Thickness of rectangular pipe wall is 10mm and weights 4500 kg.

Technical Parameters

Applications

Laser cutting is a process where a material is cut through the use of a laser beam. This can be for small & fine materials or materials with a much greater level of thickness (e.g. metal sheets). The process simply involves the use of a focused laser beam (e.g. pulsed or continuous wave) to cut a wide range of materials to a high level of accuracy, using a process, which is highly repeatable.

The laser beam can easily be programmed to precision cut a diverse range of thicknesses and materials (e.g. metals (including reflective metals such as copper, silver and aluminium) – brass, tungsten, steel, pewter and titanium etc.), gemstones (e.g. diamonds), ceramics, graphic composites, silicon and many types of plastics.

Even the most complex, awkward and intricate of shapes can be accurately cut through a Fiber Laser as the user has total control over the beam intensity, duration and heat input. Laser cutting has some similarities to other laser-based processes such as engraving and drilling, which also use a focused laser beam to effectively make designed cuts into a material.