CAMM Metals Blog

Finding the right laser cutting partner can be tricky due to a wide variety of factors. Often, laser cutting service partners are selected based solely on their ability to provide a low cost solution. While cost remains a critical factor in any decision, it’s important to consider the company’s overall capabilities, experience, and quality. This blog post aims to help procurement professionals develop useful questions to ask potential partners.

Modern metal fabricators are faced with many unique challenges, including maintaining flexibility while controlling costs with the latest projects. There’s a wide variety of equipment available and it can be tricky to stay up-to-date on the latest machine developments and how those developments can help to meet current and future operational needs. As machine technology continues to advance, there may be several ways to solve any one problem within a project, so the challenge is to fully understand each of those solutions and the unique advantages offered to remain competitive.

This week we would like to highlight some of the minor differences between water jet cutting and laser cutting.  Continue reading for more information about each cutting process.

Laser cutting is an advanced cutting process that is available for many metal fabrication projects. For many projects, it’s the best option to produce accurate, precise cuts. Fabricators often use laser cutters for intricate designs that require laser-level precision. If you’re considering purchasing a laser cutter or using a laser cutter for your next project, we’ve compiled the information you’ll need to know.