From a technical standpoint, the core of the system lies in focusing a high-energy laser beam onto the material surface to instantly melt or vaporize the material; a numerical control system guides the movement of the beam path to create the desired geometric shapes. Modern laser production lines typically utilize fiber lasers, which offer advantages such as high electro-optical conversion efficiency, superior beam quality, and low maintenance costs. The operational process is not a single-step procedure but rather involves the coordinated functioning of multiple subsystems, including uncoiling, leveling, cut-to-length shearing, laser cutting, scrap handling, and finished product stacking.
