How do Fiber Laser Cutters Work?

A solid-state laser is used by industrial fiber laser cutting machine to melt and pierce metals, producing an accurate and effective cut. Light from a laser diode is transmitted to the fiber optic cable for amplification. The high-intensity light from this strong laser is absorbed by the material's surface and transformed into heat, melting it. Fiber laser cutters use a powerful burst of heat to cut metal when they first come into contact with it. In order to create a clear route for the fiber optic laser to cut the metal, the powerful pulse beam and high-speed airflow employing assist gas work together to remove debris.