Fiber Lasers Changing the Way We Cut Stainless Steel
Fiber lasers use solid-state laser technologies that offer a combination of high beam quality, provide the fastest cutting speeds available and are expected to change how manufacturers cut metals in the immediate future. Lasers Photonics’ newest fiber laser cutting system, the Titan FLS 48, is leading the way and provides an excellent solution for any company cutting reflective metals; such as stainless steel, brass or aluminum. The Titan FLS 48 also has a lighter weight design, smaller footprint and is more environmentally friendly compared to other competitive systems.
Click the link below for Video Demonstration:
http://www.laserphotonics.com/video_titan_cutting_stainless.html
As shown in the picture and video link, the Titan FLS 48 effortlessly completes the cutting of this stainless steel panel. This application was accomplished using a 2000W fiber laser and performed at a speed of 50mm/sec. This system is capable of cutting stainless steel as thick as 4mm and can reach cutting speeds of up to approx. 55mm/sec. The Titan FLS 48 is also the most energy efficient solution to stainless steel cutting by reducing power consumption by more than 20%. This is a great example of how fiber laser technologies are changing production lines. The Titan FLS 48 is quickly making a name for itself around the industry due to the savings that are found in the post processing time and in lower maintenance and energy costs.
Laser Photonics, a division of Fonon Technology International, is an industry leader in developing high-tech laser marking, cutting and engraving systems. Using our industry knowledge of over 15 years, we specialize in the latest generation laser systems, processes and technologies. At Laser Photonics, our dedication to the advancement of laser technology places us at the forefront of the laser revolution. To learn more about Laser Photonics technology and for all product features and benefits, visit http://www.laserphotonics.com/ or call our office at 407-804-1000.
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