The traditional metal doors and windows are cold and rigid, and the laser hollow elements are integrated into the architectural decoration, so that the doors and windows become ever-changing, giving people a pleasing feeling!
Fiber laser cutting machine is widely used in metal processing industry due to its high precision, small slit, smooth cutting surface, and cutting arbitrary graphics. It is no exception in the decoration engineering industry. Let's take a look at fiber laser cutting machine in metal. Applications in the door and window industry.
Rust steel is favored by the decoration engineering industry due to its high mechanical properties, and its color changes depending on the angle of light. For example, in the decoration and decoration of some five-star clubs, public public places, etc., it is used as decorative materials such as curtain walls, hall walls, elevator decorations, signboard advertisements, and front screens. Fiber laser cutting machine has greatly promoted the stainless steel decoration engineering industry. With the increasingly fierce market competition, fiber laser cutting machines will play an increasingly important role and bring great economic benefits.
Laser cutting is applicable to various metal plates and pipes, and its laser cutting application industry is very wide; such as: metal crafts industry, kitchenware industry, lighting industry, pipe processing industry, chassis and cabinet processing industry, glasses, jewelry industry, hardware industry, precision Machinery industry, auto parts industry, elevator industry, nameplate, advertising industry, electronic toy industry and other corresponding metal hardware industry.
TW Machinery has accumulated many years of experience in the field of metal laser cutting. Based on technology research and development and application experience, it has introduced high-tech products that integrate advanced technologies such as flat plate laser cutting, tube laser cutting, and numerical control technology into the sheet metal processing industry. .
