From small details and intricate designs, Kern Lasers cut brass products.
The CO2 and FiberCELL lasers can both process brass sheet metal. From small details and intricate designs, processing brass with a laser will leave minimal material waste, and leave a beautiful edge finish with little to no cleanup post-production.
Unlike other technologies, laser cutting leaves no brass shavings after processing. Laser cutting relies on a small beam diameter — small when compared to alternative tooling like die-cutting, router bits, etc. — saving valuable material. Also, lasers are capable of achieving intricate cuts, allowing much more freedom than the square edges plasma and CNC routers leave behind on brass.
High-power laser beams absorb into the metal, making it possible to cut brass. Laser systems are capable of cutting sheets of brass to a high yield, resulting in reduced material waste and optimal sheet usage. Laser-processing brass allows for clean cutting with air assist, which greatly reduces or eliminates dross.
Kern Laser machines are used to create:
The FiberCELL is a compact sheet metal fabricating fiber laser system, capable of cutting a variety of metals.
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The OptiFlex is a high-performance, large-format CO2 laser cutting and engraving system. This is the most popular and versatile machine in Kern’s product line.
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The LaserCELL is a high-performance, Class I (enclosed) CO2 laser cutting and engraving system. This model features the perfect blend of safety and performance.
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Kern’s entry-level MICRO laser system can be equipped with the same powerful CO2 lasers as our large format models.
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