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Fiber Laser Cutting (FLC) is a relatively new method of metal cutting in which lasers are used to cut materials like stainless steel and aluminum. It has gained immense popularity due to its accuracy and high level of control. The laser is controlled through a CNC system, which can be programmed to cut to extremely precise dimensions. The FLC process is carried out by focusing the beam of the laser onto the material being cut. The laser beam then melts the material, and the liquid is then evaporated, thereby creating the required shape.

The working principle of FLC is based on the principle of light absorption. All materials have varying qualities of light absorption and are also affected by the type of laser used. The wavelength of the laser directly affects the melting characteristics of the material being cut and the amount of energy that the laser produces. For instance, the higher the wavelength, the higher the amount of energy transfer but the lower the melting point and the lower the melting temperature.

When the laser beam is focused onto the material being cut, it creates an intense heat. This heat is what causes the material to melt. The melting temperature can be adjusted using the CNC programming, which allows the laser beam to cut material of varying thicknesses. The CNC machine can also be programmed to follow a specific pattern and to cut to a designated accuracy.

The primary benefit of FLC over traditional cutting methods is its ability to cut to extremely precise dimensions. In addition, it can cut complex shapes with a minimal amount of waste. The FLC process also eliminates the need to use additional deburring tools, as there is very little burring associated with laser cutting. However, it is important to note that the FLC process requires frequent calibration and maintenance to ensure reliable cutting.

The FLC process is well-suited for a wide variety of production scenarios. It is commonly used for the production of automobile parts, medical devices, and components used in aerospace and defense industries. FLC is also popular for cutting intricate shapes and small complex features for sheet metal fabrication. It is even used for creating decorative artwork pieces, such as plates, plaques, and medals.

The FLC process has revolutionized the way industry approaches metal cutting. It is an effective and efficient way to produce precision cuts in a variety of materials. The cost of FLC is also relatively low, making it an attractive option for many businesses. With its wide range of applications and its growing popularity, FLC is here to stay for a long time.

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