Laser cutting uses a highly concentrated beam of light—typically with a spot diameter as small as 0.1 mm—to melt, burn, or vaporize material precisely along the programmed path. Fiber lasers, now widely adopted in industrial applications, deliver beam quality (M² < 1.2) with exceptional energy density, enabling precise cuts even in materials like stainless steel and copper alloys.
Modern laser cutting machines are guided by CNC systems with micron-level motion accuracy. Advanced servo motors, linear drives, and closed-loop feedback systems ensure precise coordination of cutting paths, particularly in parts with complex geometries or tight tolerances of ±0.01 mm.
Unlike mechanical cutting, laser cutting produces a narrow heat-affected zone (HAZ), typically less than 0.5 mm wide. This localized heating minimizes thermal expansion and material warping, especially in thin-walled sections and intricate patterns used in telecommunication components and consumer electronics.
Real-time monitoring systems adjust laser power, focal height, and gas pressure dynamically during operation. Features like auto-focus heads and capacitive height sensors help maintain cutting precision across uneven surfaces, ensuring consistent edge quality on parts for aerospace, medical, and automotive industries.
Cutting parameters—such as power, frequency, and assist gas (e.g., nitrogen, oxygen)—are fine-tuned based on the material’s thermal properties. This ensures clean kerfs, smooth edges, and no burring, even on reflective metals like aluminum or copper.
Neway offers state-of-the-art laser cutting services with micron-level accuracy and fully integrated CNC machining. With 20+ years of experience, ±0.01 mm tolerances, and global delivery, we deliver precise parts for high-spec industrial applications.