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Plasma/ Laser Cutting

Plasma/ Laser Cutting

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What are the advantages?

  • Why was there a need for laser cutting?
    The manufacturing and production processes around the world have been developing and innovating at an increasingly rapid rate, and as innovation evolves, so too must all of the processes and people that are helping to drive it.
  • Low power consumption
    This is an important advantage in a world that is looking to work smarter, not harder by driving up production while lowering costs.
    A cutting machine will only use around 10kW of power, where other cutting processes use more around the 50kW mark.
  • Can work with many different materials
    Whether its metal, diamonds, plastics, wood, glass or many other materials, a Laser will have no problem cutting it down in size or helping to create complex and intricate shapes.
  • Non-contact process
    This means that the beam used doesn’t physically touch the material that it is working with, instead causing the melting and cutting process through heat. This means that damage to the material is minimised and costly repair and maintenance schedules for moving parts that contact the work surface can be avoided.