The laser cutting process is characterized by the high precision achieved in every edge of the metal part,

allowing its assembly with no additional adjustments, therefore, saving labor hours.

USLC currently operates eight TRUMPF laser cutters (CO2 Lasers and Fiber Lasers),

enabling us to offer a wide range of cutting possibilities.

The laser cutting process yields the best quality, speed, traceability, and assures at the same time a high level

of flexibility that goes from cutting parts with high precision for electronic devices to parts for heavy industry.

Fiber Lasers:

Fiber Laser cutters improve and widen the capacities of the CO2 lasers, as the first industrial lasers did with the plasma machines.

In Fiber Lasers, the beam is generated in a truDisk laser, instead of in the well-known resonator, which results in a beam far more focused. Consequently, there is a significant increase in speed when cutting thin materials.

In addition, this beam can be confined in an optical fiber to be transferred to the working area, eliminating the mirror system of traditional machines.

All of this makes Fiber Lasers remarkably better than the CO2 Lasers when it comes to efficiency and cutting speed. Furthermore, it enables the cutting of Copper alloys.

Flat laser cutting capabilities:

Features:

– Minimum part distortion due to the small area subjected to heat.

– No burrs or sharp cutting edges.

– Maximum laser power: 10000W

– Working range: 157” x 79“or 4000 x 2000 mm

Materials and maximum thicknesses:

– Carbon Steel: 1″ or 25mm

– Stainless Steel: 1″ or 25mm

– Aluminium: 1″ or 25mm

– Copper: 5/16″ or 10mm

– Brass: 5/16″ or 10mm