5 Advantages of Fiber Laser Cutting In Metal Manufacturing
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The invention of the fiber laser cutter has had a revolutionary impact on the metal fabrication industry. To know about the advantages a fiber laser cutter has over its conventional counterparts, please go through this graphical presentation.
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- 1. 5 Advantages of Fiber Laser Cutting In Metal Manufacturing
- 2. The fiber laser was invented by Elias Snitzer in 1963.
- 3. It employs optical fiber doped with rare-earth ions to create powerful light beams.
- 4. It is much more efficient (about 200%) as compared to a conventional CO2 laser.
- 5. Listed below are a few advantages of fiber laser cutters in metal manufacturing.
- 6. Fiber laser cutting- What are the advantages?
- 7. IT WORKS ON A RANGE OF METALS
- 8. The most outstanding benefit of a fiber laser cutter is its versatility.
- 9. It can be used on a wide range of metals like. Stainless steel Mild steel Copper Titanium And, an array of other metals
- 10. It is highly energy efficient
- 11. Another advantage associated with fiber laser cutting is “energy efficiency”.
- 12. E.g. a 2kW fiber laser cutter uses about a fifth of the energy as a 4kW CO2 laser.
- 13. It is extremely precise
- 14. The wavelength of the laser beam generated by a fiber laser cutter is ten times shorter than a CO2 laser.
- 15. It significantly increases the degree of cutting accuracy of a fiber laser cutter.
- 17. Unlike CO2 lasers, fiber laser cutters cause zero or minimal damage to the workpiece.
- 18. It requires low maintenance
- 19. Possibly the most significant benefit of a fiber laser cutter is zero maintenance.
- 20. Listed above are five substantial advantages fiber laser cutters have over traditional CO2 lasers.
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