Laser Cutting

This image shows a consignment of laser cut and folded parts which have recently been successfully passed through our quality assessment before being processed In such quantities. The post Metal we cut in December appeared first on Laser Cutting. Source link

At the time of writing the Country waits with bated breath for the next chapter in the Brexit saga. In common with most business owners I’m conscious of how Brexit will affect our business and whether it will affect our plans for 2019. Whilst we don’t export directly to mainland Europe, many of our customers do,

Our Marketing guru asked me to write an article on what our customers want from us. I’ve been thinking about this and initially a post on LinkedIn sprung to mind by a competitor of ours (who shall remain anonymous) in the laser cutting industry. The post went along the lines of: You can have it

As times change, so does our need for safer, more readily available and environmentally friendly means of transport. The Automotive sector has seen this shift and is constantly developing new vehicles with increasingly complex; but overall less components. The advantages are that less material, manufacture and handling are required, resulting in cheaper and more refined end products. We work

This image shows a free issued pressing from our customer which we have added additional holes in for the mounting of ancillaries. As each of the 2mm thick pressings has been originally manufactured from aluminium, they are deceptively lightweight. This property is a main factor given that these will later be used within the automotive

GF Laser are pleased to formally offer a machining service to complement their laser cutting and folding offering by working with their sister company Moseley Brothers. GF Laser will be using two of Moseley’s machining centres, details of which are shown below. Although GF Laser and Moseley Brothers are two separate companies they are based

This image shows completed tubular sections ready for despatch to our customer to become used within the yellow goods industry. Each one of these formed mild steel tubular sections which were supplied to us cut to the required lengths by our customer. We regularly process these in high batch volumes in our five axis department.

GF Laser are pleased to formally offer a machining service to complement their laser cutting and folding offering by working with their sister company Moseley Brothers. GF Laser will be using two of Moseley’s machining centres, details of which are shown below. Although GF Laser and Moseley Brothers are two separate companies they are based

shown within this photograph are 0.5mm thick parts, recently laser cut using compressed air on our L20 3.2kw CO2 laser from 430 bright annealed stainless steel for our customer who specialises in passive fire retention systems. Each of these laser cut blanks is to be formed by our customer and further fire retardant material added

  This picture shows a completed batch of Laser cut parts which we process on a regular basis to meet our customers ongoing needs. These oxygen cut parts, which we are able to produce on any of our three Trumpf Laser machines, are used in conjunction with a main ‘wrapper section’ which is also folded