Metal cutting

Sheet metal cutting is an important step in metalworking, and various technologies are used for this purpose, including laser and plasma cutting. Each of these methods has its own characteristics and advantages, and is used depending on the requirements for accuracy, speed, and material type.

Laser cutting

Laser cutting is a high-precision method that uses a concentrated laser beam to melt or vaporize metal at the cut point. This process is carried out with the help of special laser installations that focus the light beam on the metal surface. Laser cutting makes it possible to produce parts with high precision and clean edges. It is ideal for processing thin and medium-thick sheets such as steel, aluminum, and stainless steel.

Plasma cutting

Plasma cutting uses a high-temperature plasma that heats and melts the metal at the cutting point. This process is effective for processing thicker sheets of metal such as carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other materials. Plasma systems provide high cutting speeds and can handle materials up to several centimeters thick.

Both laser and plasma cutting methods have their place in modern production and are used for various tasks requiring high quality and speed.

• The material does not undergo heat treatment, which preserves its structure and quality;
• There are no mechanical effects on the cut zone
• Material waste is reduced by 20-30%;
• There is no dust and harmful emissions of gases during cutting;
• The technology is universal, it is suitable for both metals and non-metals.