- Automation of the laser cutting process
The lower price of laser cutting is due, among other things, to the automation of this process. Modern laser cutting machines are operated by only one person, which reduces the expenses related to the remuneration of such a specialist. Another aspect of this issue is the extremely low margin of error, which minimises the need for corrections or re-cutting, which, unfortunately, is inevitable when talking about other cutting methods. Laser cutting is also suitable for mass production of even complex elements in a relatively short time, which translates into the time needed for serial production, lower electricity consumption, and high precision, which guarantees lower cutting costs.
Laser cutting is the most precise method currently available. The high precision factor makes the production of even the most detailed arrangements possible in a short time and without the need for corrections.
- It is not necessary to process the cut elements.
Another issue that undoubtedly affects the low cost of laser cutting is the appearance and quality of the edges of the cut elements. They are smooth and free of unevenness, i.e., they do not require further processing such as grinding or sandblasting, and the result is ready for use or painting.