A guide to all things laser cutting
Laser beam quality is an essential aspect of laser technology, defining the accuracy and efficiency of a laser beam. The different elements involved in the process are divergence, mode structure, spatial profile, and intensity uniformity. A good laser beam quality produces a symmetrical, focused, and low-d divergence beam that improves accuracy and efficiency across various … Read more
Laser cut stencils are devices employed in specific applications to transfer motifs or designs onto surfaces. The stencils are created using a laser cutter, a machine that uses a powerful laser beam to cut through materials with exceptional precision and speed. The selection of materials for laser cut stencils is contingent upon the specific application, … Read more
A pulsed laser emits light in short bursts or pulses, with intervals of ‘off’ time between pulses. A pulsed laser differs from continuous-wave lasers in that it does not emit a continuous stream of light but discrete pulses. Pulsed lasers have various pulse durations and repetition rates, allowing precise control over the emitted light pulses. … Read more
10 Bad Materials to Avoid for Laser Cutting” refers to the harmful materials that are not suitable for laser cutting due to various reasons, such as safety hazards, potential damage to the laser cutting machine, or poor cut quality. 10 Bad Materials to Avoid for Laser Cutting release toxic gases that produce excessive smoke or … Read more