Cnc Fiber Laser Cutting

Here are some key features and components of a CNC fiber laser cutting machine:

Fiber Laser Source
The fiber laser source generates a concentrated laser beam using optical fibers and laser diodes. The laser beam is directed through the machine’s optics system to the cutting head, where it is focused onto the workpiece.

Cutting Head
The cutting head contains the focusing lens, nozzle, and other components that control the laser beam’s focus and shape. It is designed to deliver the laser beam precisely to the material being cut.

CNC Control System
The CNC control system is the brain of the machine, consisting of a computer and CNC software. The operator uses the software to program the cutting specifications, tool paths, and other parameters. The control system translates these instructions into precise movements of the machine and controls the laser power and cutting speed.

Cutting Table
The cutting table provides a stable surface where the workpiece is placed during the cutting process. It may include features such as a slat bed or a honeycomb bed to support the material and allow for efficient removal of laser-cut debris.

Exhaust System
Laser cutting produces smoke, fumes, and debris. An exhaust system is used to extract and remove these byproducts from the cutting area, maintaining a clean work environment and improving visibility.

Cooling System
Fiber lasers generate heat during operation, and a cooling system is used to dissipate this heat and maintain optimal operating temperature. It typically consists of a water chiller and a series of tubes to circulate cooled water through the laser source.

Safety Features
CNC fiber laser cutting machines incorporate safety features such as safety interlocks, protective enclosures, and sensors to ensure safe operation and protect against laser radiation.