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About Laser Fiber metal sheet cutter machine
A Laser Fiber Metal Sheet Cutter Machine is an advanced industrial machine that utilizes fiber laser technology to cut through various metal materials with high precision and speed. It is commonly used in manufacturing industries for cutting metals such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and other alloys.
How It Works: The machine generates a focused laser beam using fiber-optic technology, which is directed onto the surface of the metal sheet. The intense heat from the laser melts or vaporizes the material, enabling precise cutting along the desired path. The cutting process is controlled by a CNC system, allowing for intricate and complex designs.
Key Advantages:
- High Efficiency: Fiber lasers offer high cutting speeds, which improve production rates.
- Precision: The laser cutting process provides high accuracy, enabling the creation of detailed designs and shapes.
- Energy-Efficient: Fiber lasers consume less power compared to traditional CO2 lasers, making them more cost-effective in the long run.
- Low Maintenance: Fiber laser systems require less maintenance due to their robust and durable nature, reducing downtime and operational costs.
- Environmentally Friendly: The process generates less waste and emits fewer pollutants, making it a greener choice compared to other cutting methods.
Applications: Laser fiber metal sheet cutters are widely used in industries like automotive, aerospace, electronics, sheet metal fabrication, and appliance manufacturing.
FAQ
What type of laser is best for cutting through metal?
Fiber laser beams offer a metal friendly wavelength that metal absorbs more efficiently. The smaller spot size and excellent beam profile make it ideal for cutting most any metals. Most notably, compared to CO2, fiber has a straight line speed that’s 2-3x faster when cutting thin sheet metal at 5mm or less.
Can you cut metal with a fiber laser?
Yes, fiber lasers are highly effective for cutting metal, and their cutting capabilities depend largely on the power of the laser. Fiber laser cutting machines are capable of cutting various types of metals, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and copper, with varying thicknesses. Here’s a breakdown of the cutting abilities based on laser power:
Low-Power Fiber Lasers (up to 1 kW):
- These are typically used for thinner materials.
- They can cut mild steel up to 3-4 mm, stainless steel up to 2 mm, and aluminum up to 1-2 mm.
Medium-Power Fiber Lasers (1 kW – 3 kW):
- These lasers can cut a wider range of materials with improved precision.
- They can cut mild steel up to 8 mm, stainless steel up to 6 mm, and aluminum up to 4 mm.
High-Power Fiber Lasers (3 kW – 10 kW):
- These are used for cutting thicker metal sheets and offer faster cutting speeds.
- They can cut mild steel up to 20 mm, stainless steel up to 15 mm, and aluminum up to 12 mm.
- A 10 kW fiber laser is capable of cutting mild steel up to 30 mm, stainless steel up to 25 mm, and aluminum up to 20 mm.
Ultra-High-Power Fiber Lasers (above 10 kW):
- These lasers are used for extremely thick and tough materials.
- They can cut mild steel up to 50 mm or more, stainless steel up to 40 mm, and aluminum up to 30 mm.
- These lasers are particularly useful in heavy industries, such as shipbuilding, automotive manufacturing, and aerospace, where thicker materials are required.
Do laser cutters use a lot of electricity?
What Is the Power Consumption Per Hour for Laser Cutting? On average, laser cutters consume between 1.5 kW and 10 kW per hour, depending on the machine’s configuration, power rating, and the specific cutting process.
How long do laser cutting machines last?
Generally, we expect your laser to be in use for 10 years. We prodive training on the best handling of your laser machine in addition to system maintenance through our Technical Support to provide the longest possible service life for your laser machine.
