Laser Cutting is the process of processing mild steel using a laser beam using fiber-optic cables and a cutting head. The cutting beam is focused by a lens and heats the surface to be cut to a temperature well above the ignition point, resulting in a molten metal puddle. A hole is created by injecting auxiliary gas (Air - oxygen - Nitrogen, etc.) into the molten metal deposit and removing the metal deposit there.
Oxidation reaction When the laser beam is moved, the kinetic energy of the injected auxiliary gas and the oxidation reaction with the cutting gas repeatedly remove the material in depth, direction and shape the part through forming a continuous cutting groove.