Technical principle:
The principle of laser cutting is to use a high-power laser beam to irradiate the metal surface, absorb the laser energy to heat and melt the metal quickly, and blow away the molten metal to form an incision. Laser cutting has the advantages of high precision, high speed, and non-contact processing, and can achieve complex contour cutting.

Advantages:
1. High precision: Laser cutting can achieve extremely high precision, usually with a cutting error of ±0.1mm, which is suitable for the production of parts requiring high precision.
2. Good cutting quality: Due to the small heat-affected zone of the laser beam, the cutting process hardly produces deformation, the incision is smooth and burr-free, and the subsequent processing steps are reduced.
3. Strong adaptability: Laser cutting can process a variety of materials, covering common metal materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum alloy, and even some special materials such as titanium alloy.

Application scenarios:
Laser cutting is widely used in sheet metal processing in the fields of electronic equipment housings, automotive parts, chassis, brackets, and complex metal signs. Especially when high precision, complex shapes, and small batch production are required, laser cutting is undoubtedly the best choice.