Trilok TIL1610 Laser Cutting Machine

Product Specification

A laser cutting machine is a highly precise tool used to cut various materials using laser technology. It utilizes a high-powered laser beam to melt, vaporize, or burn through the material, resulting in accurate and clean cuts. Laser cutting machines are widely used in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, signage, and more. Here are some key aspects and components commonly associated with laser cutting machines:

1. Laser Source: Laser cutting machines utilize different types of lasers, including CO2 lasers, fiber lasers, and solid-state lasers. The choice of laser source depends on the specific application and the material being cut. CO2 lasers are commonly used for non-metal materials, while fiber and solid-state lasers are preferred for metal cutting.
2. Cutting Bed and Work Area: The machine features a cutting bed or work area where the material to be cut is placed. The size of the bed can vary depending on the machine model and is designed to accommodate different sheet sizes and thicknesses of materials.
3. CNC Control System: Laser cutting machines are equipped with a computer numerical control (CNC) system that controls the movement of the laser beam and the positioning of the material. The CNC system utilizes software to program the cutting patterns and precisely guides the laser beam along the desired cutting path.
4. Cutting Head: The cutting head focuses and directs the laser beam onto the material. It often includes a lens system to concentrate the laser energy and maintain a small and precise focal spot for accurate cutting.
5. Assist Gas System: An assist gas, such as oxygen, nitrogen, or compressed air, is typically used in laser cutting machines. The assist gas helps to remove molten material and debris from the cutting area, improving cutting quality and reducing the risk of material distortion.
6. Control Panel: The control panel allows operators to set cutting parameters, control machine functions, and monitor the cutting process. It may include a user-friendly interface, display screens, and control buttons for easy operation.
7. Safety Features: Laser cutting machines incorporate various safety features to protect operators and ensure safe operation. These may include safety enclosures, laser safety curtains, emergency stop buttons, and interlock systems to prevent access to the cutting area during operation.

Laser cutting machines offer advantages such as high precision, fast cutting speeds, versatility in cutting various materials, and the ability to produce intricate and complex designs. They are used for cutting materials such as metals, plastics, wood, acrylics, textiles, and more, providing a wide range of applications in different industries.