Glass laser cutting suppliers can cut and process any shape of glass

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　　It is not easy to transplant a new and mature technology into a large-scale production line for processing high-tech products. From the customer's perspective, before implementation, the technology must be an automated and reliable solution that has not only been fully proven, but also taken into account economics. In practical operation, the application of innovative technology is only effective in two situations: the launch of new products requires new production methods to achieve innovative features or reduce production costs by reducing processing steps, or existing production encounters economic pressure and requires significant production method improvements to alleviate it.

　　In the flat panel display industry, it took five years for the promotion of laser cutting technology to find its place in the production line, provided that it had undergone thousands of hours of application verification on many processing lines. Nowadays, it is commonly considered for the production of new products that pose a risk of glass breakage, or for the manufacturing of communication mobile products containing glass in the electronics industry, or for other products that contain fragile components of thin glass, such as sensors, touchpads, or glass casings.

　　Processing is usually carried out in clean rooms, just like in the biochemical industry, as these are highly sensitive to particles generated by traditional cutting or grinding steps. For example, substrate materials covered with DNA codes (biochemical barcodes) or materials cut into pieces by laser for product testing. For laser cutting technology, the next potential application industries will be the solar energy industry and the automotive industry.

　　Just as laser technology has developed in the metal processing industry over the years, laser cutting technology for glass processing will also continue to develop; This technology will be widely applied in the processing of different products, replacing traditional methods. However, traditional glass processing methods will continue to maintain their important position in most glass product processing in the future, and generally speaking, the quality requirements for cutting edges in these applications are not very high. Laser shape cutting is an innovative technology that will find a place in the electronics, automotive, or construction industries. In addition to laser cutting glass, there are many other laser processing methods for glass that are still in the further development and testing stage, such as drilling, chamfering, and coating removal. These processes require different types of lasers, such as green lasers, etc

　　Our company's laser cutting uses a high-power density laser beam to irradiate the material being cut, which quickly heats the material to the vaporization temperature and evaporates to form holes. As the beam moves on the material, the holes continuously form narrow (such as about 0.1mm) cuts, completing the cutting of the material. Laser cutting is the use of a focused high-power density laser beam to irradiate a workpiece, causing the irradiated material to quickly melt, vaporize, burn, or reach the ignition point. At the same time, high-speed airflow coaxial with the beam is used to blow away the molten material, thereby achieving the cutting of the workpiece. Laser cutting is one of the thermal cutting methods.

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　　Laser processing has this obvious advantage overall! The advantages of laser processing are evident in terms of precision, speed, and cost. Moreover, it is much easier to modify graphics compared to other processing methods. From this perspective, laser processing is an indispensable and essential processing technique in modern industrial production.

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