Stainless Steel and Carbon Steel Metal Plate Fiber Laser Cutting Common Problems and Solutions
When a CNC laser cutter cuts stainless steel and carbon steel, the metal is melted and vaporized when the laser beam hits the surface of the steel plate. Laser cutting of stainless steel and carbon steel sheet is a fast and effective method for sheet metal processing.
If the laser cutting process parameters are strictly controlled during the processing, the corrosion resistance of the material can be maintained. The main technological parameters affecting the cutting quality are cutting speed, laser power and air pressure. The specific problems and debugging methods are as follows:
Stainless Steel Laser Cutting
Producing Tiny Regular Burrs In The Shape of Drops
Long Irregular Burrs on Both Sides and Discoloration of The Plate Surface
Produces Long and Irregular Burrs on Only One Side of The Cut Seam
Material Is Discharged From Above
The Cutting Seam Is Yellow
Carbon Steel Laser Cutting
Under normal cutting conditions, the fiber laser cutter process the carbon steel should be burr-free and the drawing lines should be uniform, as shown in the following figure.
However, due to improper debugging, there may be some cutting problems, should be adjusted according to the cutting results.
The Lower Traction Line Offset Is Large and The Lower Incision Is Wide
Burrs on The Bottom Surface are Similar To Slag, Easy To Drop and Remove
The Joined Metal Burrs Can Be Removed as a Whole
The Metal Burr On The Bottom Surface Is Difficult To Remove
There are Only Burrs On One Side of The Cutting Plate
Material Is Discharged From Above
The Workpiece Is Not Cut Through
The Cutting Surface Is Imprecise
No Burrs, Traction Lines are Slanted and The Gap at The Bottom Is Narrow
The Cutting Surface Is Very Rough
Related Models: AF-T Series · AF-N Series
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