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The multi-axis laser cutting industry focuses on the precision cutting of materials using laser technology across multiple axes. This process involves the use of laser beams to cut, engrave, or etch materials with high precision and speed. Multi-axis laser cutting machines operate on more than the traditional two axes, often incorporating three to five axes, allowing for complex geometries and intricate designs. This capability enables the cutting of three-dimensional shapes and contours that are not possible with standard two-dimensional laser cutting. The process begins with the generation of a laser beam, which is then focused onto the material's surface. The intense energy of the laser beam melts, burns, or vaporizes the material, creating a precise cut. The multi-axis capability allows the laser head to move in various directions, providing flexibility in cutting angles and depths. Materials commonly used in multi-axis laser cutting include metals such as steel, aluminum, and titanium, as well as non-metals like plastics, ceramics, and composites. The choice of material depends on the specific application and the desired properties of the final product. Multi-axis laser cutting finds applications in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, medical device manufacturing, and electronics. In aerospace, it is used for cutting complex components with high precision and minimal material waste. The automotive industry utilizes this technology for producing intricate parts and components that require high accuracy. In the medical field, multi-axis laser cutting is essential for manufacturing surgical instruments and implants with precise dimensions. The electronics industry benefits from this technology in the production of circuit boards and other components that demand exact specifications. Multi-axis laser cutting offers advantages such as reduced production time, increased accuracy, and the ability to create complex shapes without the need for additional tooling. This makes it a valuable process in industries that require high precision and efficiency in manufacturing.
The laser cutting industry continues to shape the U.S. manufacturing industry, offering precision, speed, and versatility unmatched by traditional cutting methods. So who's on the cutting edge of laser cutting?
From intricate metal components to complex prototypes, this week we're taking a closer look at this dynamic industry, exploring the latest trends, statistics, and top suppliers in the laser cutting world based on the key data points gathered directly from the nearly 300 related suppliers by MNI. ...(Full Article)
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Manufacturing Day kicks off on Oct. 6, 2017. Since 2012, Manufacturing Day has inspired manufacturers to host thousands of public events. Manufacturing Day is more than a collection of trade shows, however. Today, it's a nationwide platform for job seekers, educators, students, media, and even politicians to celebrate the resurgence of American manufacturing.
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Your go-to guide for finding the right laser cutting services for your next project
Friday, September 8, 2017
It is important to pick a supplier whose equipment, skills, experience, schedule, and supplemental services match your project requirements. The businesses cited in this article exemplify different aspects to consider in choosing a laser cutting service.
For businesses in need of prototyping or long tube drilling, JD Laser has a 100,000 square foot facility in Hartford, Wisconsin. Its equipment includes:
-2D lasers, effective for short lead time and prototyping.
-3D lasers, capable of almost any configuration to produce clean cuts and smooth edges.
-Tube lasers which can drill holes in tubes up to 27.5 feet, and of any shape.
JD employs an Adige programming system which allows quicker preparation and visualization of components, enabling a project to be taken from start to finis...(Full Article)
Meet the largest and fastest-growing laser cutting companies in the U.S.
Thursday, September 7, 2017
IndustryNet, which maintains current information on nearly 400,000 U.S. manufacturers as well 10,000+ industrial supply companies, recently reported strong growth in the U.S. laser cutting industry, citing a 4% rise in employment in the past year for those companies providing laser cutting services.
Delving further into this data, IndustryNet discovered the top laser cutting companies in the U.S. based on employment, employment growth, facility square footage, and sales growth. IndustryNet found that out of 198 laser cutting companies in the United States the following top the sector according to various measurements:
Top 10 laser cutting companies by employment
1. Resonetics, LLC; Nashua, New Hampshire; 1,200 employees.
Utilizing both gas and solid state laser tools, Resoneti...(Full Article)
Laser cutting industry analysis: sales, job numbers reveal strong growth
Wednesday, September 6, 2017
With applications in automotive, aerospace, biomedical, and electronics, the future of laser cutting is looking bright. Industry advances such as micro-engraving and the increasing demand for machine tools predict sectoral growth for laser cutting.
IndustryNet, which maintains current information on nearly 400,000 U.S. manufacturers as well as 10,000+ industrial supply companies, recently analyzed the thousands of machine shops that provide laser cutting services in the U.S. to gain perspective on current industry trends and compare company performance across a spectrum of data points. This article will explore the industry as a whole, examining regional differences within the United States.
According to its most recent analysis, IndustryNet is tracking 198 laser cutting companies wi...(Full Article)
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