The working principle of laser cutting

The basic principle of laser cutting work is to use a high-energy density laser beam to irradiate the cut material, causing it to instantly melt or vaporize. At the same time, the melted or vaporized material is blown away by high-speed airflow to achieve cutting of the material. The process of laser cutting involves multiple components such as laser, optical path system, machining workbench, cutting nozzle, cooling system, etc. By adjusting parameters such as laser beam power, frequency, and scanning speed, precise cutting of different materials can be achieved. Laser cutting is widely used in fields such as metal, plastic, paper, and fabric due to its advantages of high efficiency, precision, and non-contact.