Different Forms Laser Cutting Machine-----How Much Do You Know about It?
Hi, Nice to see you again. Happy new year for the 2018. We have just finished our Spring Festival holiday and started to working again. So same as before today I will keep sharing you the information and details about our products. Today the topic is about the laser cutting machine.
Mostly, the laser cutting machine can be divided into the CO2 laser cutting machine and the fiber laser cutting machine. In order to let you know more about it, in the next words I will introduce you about them and share the difference about them in detail. The fiber laser cutting technology has aroused people's attention when it come out in a short time. Before this, all laser cutting machine are in the CO2 cutting technology. Then do you know the advantages and disadvantages of them? And which of the model is more suitable for you?
Here are a few pros and cons foe the CO2 and Fiber laser cutting machine:
CO2 Pros:
·Initial Investment - You can get into a used CO2 machine at a fraction of the cost of a new Fiber.
·Availability - Finding a quality, used, CO2 machine will be far easier and much more economical.
·Thicker Material - CO2 lasers for the most part will outperform cutting thicker material in anything 1/2” and above.
CO2 Cons:
·Operating Costs - When comparing a new CO2 to a new Fiber, the CO2 machines will consume far more power than the fiber. There are many more consumables (lenses, optics, etc.) with a CO2 compared to the fiber.
·Blowers and Vacuum Pumps - Used CO2 resonators will need to have the turbo blower, vacuum pump and optics replaced. The timing of this is different for each mfg.
Fiber Laser Pros:
· Speed - Fiber lasers can cut thinner material up to 400% faster than a CO2 Laser.
· Reflective material - No Problem! You can cut Aluminum, copper, and Brass with ease.· Operating Costs - No need to worry about Consumables, Gases, Optics, and Mirrors because a Fiber Laser doesn’t require them. This translates into Low maintenance cost.
·Power Consumption - The power usage for a Fiber Laser is about half of what you would expect from a CO2.
Fiber Laser Cons:
·Initial Investment – There are very few used fiber machines available and if you find on the price will still be quite high.
·Newer Technology - Beware the first-generation Fiber optics due to the fact the technology was new and there were still many issues being worked out.
In conclusion, determining which type of laser is the better fit will depend heavily on what stage you are in as a laser cutting facility. But our recommendation would be that if you looking to go new, go with a fiber and not a CO2. The CO2 will probably be the better option only if you are looking to go used.
If you have any other needs or questions welcome to contact us at any time. We will provide you the best quality product and service. Hope my article can be useful to you. Thank you for your reading.
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Mostly, the laser cutting machine can be divided into the CO2 laser cutting machine and the fiber laser cutting machine. In order to let you know more about it, in the next words I will introduce you about them and share the difference about them in detail. The fiber laser cutting technology has aroused people's attention when it come out in a short time. Before this, all laser cutting machine are in the CO2 cutting technology. Then do you know the advantages and disadvantages of them? And which of the model is more suitable for you?
Here are a few pros and cons foe the CO2 and Fiber laser cutting machine:
CO2 Pros:
·Initial Investment - You can get into a used CO2 machine at a fraction of the cost of a new Fiber.
·Availability - Finding a quality, used, CO2 machine will be far easier and much more economical.
·Thicker Material - CO2 lasers for the most part will outperform cutting thicker material in anything 1/2” and above.
CO2 Cons:
·Operating Costs - When comparing a new CO2 to a new Fiber, the CO2 machines will consume far more power than the fiber. There are many more consumables (lenses, optics, etc.) with a CO2 compared to the fiber.
·Blowers and Vacuum Pumps - Used CO2 resonators will need to have the turbo blower, vacuum pump and optics replaced. The timing of this is different for each mfg.
Fiber Laser Pros:
· Speed - Fiber lasers can cut thinner material up to 400% faster than a CO2 Laser.
· Reflective material - No Problem! You can cut Aluminum, copper, and Brass with ease.· Operating Costs - No need to worry about Consumables, Gases, Optics, and Mirrors because a Fiber Laser doesn’t require them. This translates into Low maintenance cost.
·Power Consumption - The power usage for a Fiber Laser is about half of what you would expect from a CO2.
Fiber Laser Cons:
·Initial Investment – There are very few used fiber machines available and if you find on the price will still be quite high.
·Newer Technology - Beware the first-generation Fiber optics due to the fact the technology was new and there were still many issues being worked out.
In conclusion, determining which type of laser is the better fit will depend heavily on what stage you are in as a laser cutting facility. But our recommendation would be that if you looking to go new, go with a fiber and not a CO2. The CO2 will probably be the better option only if you are looking to go used.
If you have any other needs or questions welcome to contact us at any time. We will provide you the best quality product and service. Hope my article can be useful to you. Thank you for your reading.
Whatsapp:+8618752006819
Website: http://feiyuepaper.com/
Facebook: zeo(章江徽）
Email: zeo@feiyuepaper.com
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