•  Machine Make : SIL
• Bed Size : 2000 X 4000 mm
• Cutting Plate : 16 mm for MS
• Thickness : 12 mm for SS

A laser cutting machine is a precision tool used to cut, engrave, or etch materials with a high degree of accuracy. 

Components:

Laser Source: The heart of the machine, which generates a high-powered laser beam. Common types include CO2 lasers, fiber lasers, and Nd lasers, each suited for different materials and thicknesses.

Optics and Lenses: These focus and direct the laser beam onto the material. They play a crucial role in determining the quality and precision of the cut.

Cutting Bed: The surface where the material is placed. It is often equipped with a vacuum system or clamping mechanisms to secure the material during cutting.

Movement System: Includes motors and rails that move the laser head and/or the material in the X, Y, and sometimes Z axes. This movement is controlled by a computer or CNC system.

Control Panel: The interface where the operator sets parameters, inputs design files, and monitors the cutting process. Modern machines often come with sophisticated software for enhanced control and automation.

Exhaust System: Removes fumes, smoke, and debris generated during the cutting process, ensuring a clean work environment and protecting the machine’s components.

Operation:

Design Creation: The desired pattern or design is created using computer-aided design (CAD) software. This file is then transferred to the laser cutting machine’s control system.

Material Placement: The material to be cut (metal, wood, acrylic, etc.) is placed on the cutting bed and secured.

Cutting Process: The machine’s computer controls the laser beam, which is focused on the material. The beam melts, burns, or vaporizes the material along the desired path. The movement system guides the laser head or the material according to the design.

Post-Processing: After cutting, the parts may need to be cleaned or further processed, depending on the material and application.