Laser Cutting Gains Ground

Date: 20 September 2011
Source: http://www.industryweek.com

Date: 20 September 2011

For decades, manufacturers have used punch presses to cut materials. They were reliable technology that everyone understood how to use.

Times, however, are changing. Laser cutting machines are gaining traction among manufacturers looking for better edge quality, automation and speed.

Frank Arteaga, head of product management for laser-cutting producer Bystronic, says laser-cutting devices are getting both more precise and more affordable as the technology for the machines gets better.

"More and more people are getting away from punch presses," Arteaga says. "They're entering a world where laser cutters are getting more affordable and produce better products."

Read the full story: http://www.industryweek.com/articles/laser_cutting_gains_ground_25321.aspx?ShowAll=1
600450 Laser Cutting Gains Ground glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

MORE...

Equipped with the patented laser diode heating system, the ProLam LSR increases productivity by twenty percent in terms of pane throughput while also offering improved edge quality.
Four advantages of laser diode heating in LSG cutting | Hegla
The new technology, which has been part of the ProLam LSR series equipment for just under three years, promises four advantages.
HEGLA boraident LASERBIRD for glass panes up to 9,0 x 3,3 meters
HEGLA boraident LASERBIRD for glass panes up to 9,0 x 3,3 meters
HEGLA is proud to introduce the Laserbird, a system that can manipulate the top layer of a pane of glass up to 9,000 x 3,300 mm in size.
Glaston: 4 key takeaways from glasstec 2022
Glaston: 4 key takeaways from glasstec 2022
The latest Glastory blog is looking back at glasstec 2022 and listing 4 key takeaways.
The standard becomes added value – thanks to processing with the Laserbird from HEGLA boraident, a standard pane can be transformed into bird protection glass or an RF-transparent pane.
Hegla at Glasstec: Creating Added Value Together
Alongside many machines operating in real time, booth A55 in hall 14 has much to offer.
Hegla ProLam LSR with Laser Separation
Hegla ProLam LSR with Laser Separation
The HEGLA ProLam LSR increases LSG cutting productivity by up to 20 percent.
LiSEC participates in CERICOM
LiSEC participates in CERICOM
Through participation in CERICOM LiSEC is expanding its competence in offering innovative solutions for the processing of flat glass and technical glass lites sheets by means of laser.

Add new comment