Laser cutting is a slitting procedure that allows for the cutting of metallic and non-metallic raw materials of various thicknesses. This is based on guiding, forming, and bundling a laser beam. The material warms up to the point that it melts or vaporizes when it strikes the workpiece.  How It Works The entire laser power is concentrated on a single spot with a diameter of less than half a millimeter in this technique. If more heat is delivered into this location than heat conduction can disperse, the laser beam will completely enter the material, and the cutting process will begin. Other techniques require large-scale tools with immense power to be…