Depending on the component and series production requirements, laser cutting and punching can be used individually or in combination. The choice of process affects processing times, tooling requirements, and downstream manufacturing steps. Both processes are therefore selected or combined based on the material, component geometry, and specific manufacturing requirements.
Laser cutting is well suited for free-form contours, complex geometries, and varying component designs. Since no dedicated punching tools are required, changes to contours or cutouts can be implemented directly. The process is particularly suitable for product variants, prototypes, and smaller production runs.
Punching is particularly effective for recurring contours, hole patterns, and higher production volumes. Contours, extrusions, beads, and formed features can be created directly during processing. This reduces processing times and increases productivity in series production.
Requirements for sheet metal parts, enclosures, and cladding components vary depending on the application. Laser cutting and punching can process a range of materials, contours, and component geometries and are integrated with downstream steps in the manufacturing process.
Processing of steel, stainless steel, and aluminum for a range of industrial sheet metal fabrication requirements.
From small functional parts to large-format enclosures and cladding components.
Contours, cutouts, hole patterns, and formed features can be incorporated during the cutting process.
Finished components are prepared directly for downstream processes such as bending, welding, surface treatment, or assembly.
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