Automated sheet metal processing

In 1998, there were more than 3,000 laser processing machines used in the automotive industry worldwide. Every year there are hundreds of laser machines in use. There are also thousands of small power laser generators that are rapidly generated to detect the automotive industry. The term "rapid processing" in precision stainless steel sheet metal processing actually represents two different levels. This means that the surface finish is sufficient to process very high spindle speeds and very high tool speeds, which in turn significantly reduces or even eliminates the need to assist in the machining of precision parts on the workbench. In addition to this, the terminology of the aluminum alloy sheet metal fabricator also refers to speeding up the light-load rough machining of metal materials under sludge load. In this sense, the so-called "button" alloy milling cutter has become a key new tool. The classic feature of this type of alloy milling cutter is that it is very thick, it has rounded inserts, and it contains a one-piece head that gives extraordinary compressive strength and safety factor.