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Laser Cutting
Best Laser Cutting Serving Ontario
Laser cutting is one of ABF’s Sheet Metal profiling processes that directs a high-power laser through optics to cut materials for industrial applications. Laser cutting is both more precise and less energy-consuming than plasma cutting, but has an upper threshold on the thickness of the material being cut.
ABF’s Manufacturing Partner Network offers both fiber and CO2 lasers that can cut a number of materials including mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, and exotic alloys. CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser excels at cutting, engraving, and boring metals, while fiber laser is a good option for thicker materials. For sheet and plate metal thicker than 4 inches, see our waterjet cutting services. Our custom laser cutting service offers a cost-effective and on-demand solution for your manufacturing needs. Sheet metal fabrication services range from low-volume prototype to high-volume production runs.
Applications for Laser Cutting
Enclosures
Laser cutting offers a cost-effective way to fabricate device panels, boxes and cases for a variety of applications including rackmounts, “U” and “L” shapes, as well as consoles and consolets.
Chassis
Brackets
ABF builds custom brackets and miscellaneous laser cutting components, well-suited for either lightweight applications or when a high degree of corrosion-resistance is needed. All hardware and fasteners that are needed can be fully built in.
Advantages of Laser Cutting
Durability
Similar to CNC machining, sheet metal processes produce highly durable parts well-suited for both functional prototypes and end-use production.
Scalability
All sheet metal parts are built on-demand and with lower setup costs compared to CNC Machining. Depending on your needs, order as little as a single prototype up to 10,000 production parts.
Rapid Turnaround
Material Selection
Choose from a variety of sheet metals across a wide range of strength, conductivity, weight, and corrosion-resistance.
Custom Finishes
Select from a variety of finishes, including anodizing, plating, powder coating, and painting.
Industries that use Laser Cutting
