Laser Diecutting: A New Approach
With digital printing making a big impact in short-run printing, laser diecutting is helping to close gaps in the finishing department.
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Another key misnomer about a laser cutting system is that it costs a lot to maintain the system. The most expensive parts of a laser system are the laser source and scan head; however, the maintenance for these components is quite low. Most laser cutting system suppliers use a sealed CO2 laser. The advantage of a sealed CO2 laser is that after 12,000 production hours the laser can be recharged for a nominal fee of $12,000 to $15,000. Depending on the number of shifts a company runs, the laser will run between four and six years on a single charge.
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