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Flat sheet laser cutting is a metal fabrication process that eliminates the need for machining on many engineering jobs, which in turn saves money on manufacturing costs. This technology can produce intricate parts without the need for custom-designed tools.
A thermal-based fabrication process, flat sheet laser cutting is used to cut sheet metal more precisely with a focused laser beam that meets and actually melts the metal. Advanced equipment and machines allow for improved control and produce very clean edge quality.
With the added benefit of our STOPA automated material storage system, our customers enjoy quicker turnaround times on laser cut parts while still maintaining superior edge quality.
Richards Sheet Metal is on the “cutting-edge” of flat sheet laser cutting technology—utilizing four of the most advanced lasers in Utah.
Our advanced flat sheet laser cutting machines allow for tolerances between 0.002″ and 0.010″ on stock up to ¼” thick and 0.005″ to 0.020″ on plate up to 1.25″ thick.
Our 8000-watt Trumpf 5040 fiber laser, with 4-meter x 2-meter shuttle tables, provides a great advantage when cutting materials thinner than ¼” and redundant capacity for cutting thicker materials.
Our cutting machines and systems are well-suited for processing thin to thick sheet metal.
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