Do you want to know how to get the most bang for your buck? A pulsed laser is your solution. First, what is a pulsed laser? Unlike a continuous wave (CW) laser which is on continuously during the cutting process, a pulsed laser turns on and off at a rapid pace. During these short pulses,…
DetailsWhy mark automotive parts? Automotive components are marked in order to meet government, regulations, industry standards, and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) requirements for identification and trace-ability. Whatever the requirement, the mark must be permanent. Now, there are a variety of options when it comes to marking automotive components, depending on variables of production time, material…
DetailsWould you rather save on the amount of scrap or the amount of time spent cutting? It’s a difficult trade-off. What would you say if you could do both? Here are three methods that will minimize scrap and cut time on your next industrial cutting project: Nesting Nesting involves positioning your parts to be cut…
DetailsEver have one of those moments when you’re in the middle of a project and you realize something’s off? Maybe your kiss cuts were slightly off line or one sheet happened to turn out just a little bit better than another. Well, those days are over. We have four set-up tips for you that will…
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