Aluminum alloy
Aluminum is one of the most commonly used metals in mechanical processing due to its excellent strength to weight ratio, low cost, and recyclability.
Alloy:
AL5052-T651, AL6061-T651, AL 7075-T651, AL6082-T651...
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Laser Carving, D. Sandblasting, E. Spray Painting, F. Coating, G. Anodizing, H. Hard Anodizing, I. Teflon Coating, J. Laser Marking, K. Silk Screen Printing, L. Silk Transfer Printing.
Brass is an easily machinable metal commonly used for various parts, including gears, lock components, fittings, and decorative applications.
Alloy:
Brass H59, Brass H62, Brass H59, Brass H62, Brass HA177-2, Brass HMn58-2, Brass HPB59-1, Brass HSn62-1
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Brushing, D. Laser Marking, E. Screen Printing, F. Transfer Printing.
Brass
Copper
Copper has excellent conductivity and thermal conductivity, and is widely used in electrical applications.
Alloy:
T1¡¢T2¡¢T3¡¢TU1¡¢TU2b
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Brushing, D. Laser Marking, E. Screen Printing, F. Transfer Printing.
Stainless steel
Stainless steel is a high-strength alloy with high hardness, corrosion resistance, and rust resistance due to its chromium and carbon content.
Alloy:
201¡¢303¡¢304¡¢316¡¢410¡¢420¡¢17-4PH...
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Vacuum Heat Treatment, D. Sandblasting, E. Spray Painting, F. Nitriding, G. Passivation, H. Galvanizing, J. Teflon, K. Titanium Coating, L. Laser Marking, M. Screen Printing, N. Transfer Printing.
Titanium alloy
Titanium alloy is a high-strength alloy with strong corrosion resistance and heat resistance, widely used in engine components, turbine blades, and medical equipment.
Alloy:
First grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Brushing, D. Sandblasting, E. Laser Marking, F. Screen Printing, G. Transfer Printing.
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Metal parts
Tolerance of normal production standards
laser cutting
Laser cutting technology
What is laser cutting?
Laser cutting is a processing technique that uses a high-power density laser beam to irradiate the material being cut, rapidly heating the material to the vaporization temperature, and then creating holes when the material evaporates. As the beam moves on the material, holes will continue to form until they become narrow gaps (e.g. 0.1 millimeters). In this way, the laser will complete the cutting.
laser cutting
Laser cutting can be divided into four categories: laser vaporization cutting, laser melting cutting, laser oxygen cutting, and laser marking and controllable fracture.
Laser cutting processing replaces traditional mechanical tools with an invisible beam of light. Therefore, laser cutting has many significant characteristics. High precision, fast cutting speed, unrestricted cutting patterns, automatic typesetting, material saving, smooth cutting, and low processing costs. In this way, traditional metal cutting equipment may gradually be improved or replaced by laser cutting.
The advantages of laser cutting
The mechanical part of the laser blade has no contact with the workpiece. Therefore, the surface of the workpiece will not be scratched during the processing.
2. Fast cutting speed. The incision is smooth and even. General parts can be directly welded without the need for subsequent processing.
Only small areas will be affected by cutting heat. There is slight deformation on the board. The incision width is narrow, generally ranging from 0.1-0.3mm.
4. The incision has no mechanical stress and no shear burrs. Good cross-sectional roughness. (Generally, Ra is 12.5-25 ¦Ì m).
5. High processing accuracy. The general tolerance for hole center distance is 0.1-0.4mm, and the tolerance for external dimensions is 0.1-0.5mm.
6. Good repeatability and no damage to the material surface.
7. CNC programming can process any flat plan and also cut the entire board over a large area. No need for molding, saving a lot of time and cost.
Optional materials: carbon steel plate within 12mm, stainless steel plate within 10mm, aluminum plate within 6mm, copper plate within 2mm, brass plate within 1mm.
