Pointed and Precise: Laser Cutting Technology

Laser cutting is one of the most common types of precision technology. It is defined as a fast, highly detailed cutting technology used to cut complex designs into materials. Lasers are used in cutting contours as well in processes where there is little room for error. Lasers are critical in eliminating the need for machining.

Although laser cutting is mostly associated with metal cutting, it is used in cutting wood, ceramics, glass and plastics. It is efficient in cutting breakable materials since it is a force-free process. Laser beams are so efficient that they are able to cut small and composite diameter and width designs with little heat input and at faster rates.

Laser cutters are gaining popularity because they are able to cut through materials that are traditionally hard to cut through. They are also computer controlled and therefore high-level precise cuts and smooth finishes are guaranteed. Cutting using laser beams offer lower manufacturing costs since a job is done perfectly the first time. Laser machines do not wear out during the cutting process. They are a safe choice for operators because the machine parts are mostly covered.

Laser cuts can be done on sheet, angle, box, plate, tubes or strips of metal. The thickness of material does not reduce the efficiency of laser cutters. It is highly cost-effective during production of small batches as well as for many metal pieces that require the same uniform design.

Laser cutting requires very specialized training, and so it is important that operators are trained to accommodate possible developments in the future. Baseline Custom Fabricating Ltd. has invested in the right equipment and training in this cutting technology. We are leaders in the industry with a reputation for astonishingly clean finishes and laser cuts. To learn more about our laser cutting service visit our website at https://www.baselinecustomfabricating.com/ or contact us today!