Laser cutting controllers utilize a high-energy-density laser beam to irradiate the surface of the workpiece, locally melting and vaporizing it. High-pressure airflow then disperses the molten slag and debris, thus completing the cutting process. Laser cutting controllers are characterized by high precision, high speed, non-contact operation, and zero pollution, and are widely used in manufacturing fields such as cutting, engraving, and welding of materials including metals, non-metals, and plastics.
During laser cutting, the position and power of the laser beam can be controlled by a computer, processing according to pre-programmed digital signals; therefore, it can be considered a type of CNC machining technology. Furthermore, because the CNC system can precisely control parameters such as cutting depth, cutting speed, and cutting path during laser cutting, laser cutting controllers are highly efficient and automated, significantly improving work efficiency and product quality.
