Inline High Speed Laser Cutting of Band Material

Andreas Wetzig; Jan Hauptmann; Patrick Herwig; Eckhard Beyer; Wieland Bundschuh; Simon Volk; Mark Hemberger

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.854.237

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Inline High Speed Laser Cutting of Band Material

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Laser cutting is introduced as an alternative technique to manufacture typical metallic punching and bending parts. Assets and drawbacks of high speed laser cutting technologies like Remote Laser Cutting and laser fusion cutting by means of a high dynamic form cutter are discussed. Finally, the concept of the world´s first industrial inline reel to reel laser cutting machine for metal strips is presented.

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May 2016

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Andreas Wetzig*, Jan Hauptmann, Patrick Herwig, Eckhard Beyer, Wieland Bundschuh, Simon Volk, Mark Hemberger

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Band Material, Laser High Speed Cutting, Remote Laser Cutting

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