What is a Laser processing machine?

A laser cutting machine uses a laser beam to perform various operations such as cutting, drilling, engraving, and marking on metals and non-metallic materials. Laser processing allows for highly precise work, making it particularly useful in industries that require high accuracy. The laser generates intense heat, which is focused on a specific area of the material to vaporize or melt it, resulting in a clean cut. Compared to traditional cutting or machining methods, laser cutting offers faster processing times and higher precision. Additionally, laser cutting machines are automated and controlled by computers, allowing for the accurate creation of complex shapes and designs. This technology can be applied to a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, glass, wood, and leather.

Application of Laser processing machine

１．Metal part cutting
Laser cutting machines are highly effective for cutting metal parts. They are particularly useful for cutting thin or high-hardness metals at high speed. Due to their ability to provide precise dimensions, they are widely used in the manufacturing of automotive parts and aerospace components.
２．Plastic processing
Laser cutting machines are also extensively used in cutting and engraving plastics. They are particularly beneficial in situations where complex shapes need to be cut or logos and designs need to be engraved.
３．Wood engraving
Laser cutting machines are used for engraving wood as well. They are particularly useful for creating precise engravings on wooden signs, furniture decorations, and art pieces that require fine detailing.
４．Leather product marking
Laser cutting machines are also used to mark logos or patterns on leather goods. This is especially beneficial for high-end or custom-made items, allowing for intricate designs to be etched with high precision.

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