msimard
Aluminum
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2009
- Location
- Lawrenceville, GA
I need to cut some .005" tungsten sheet with a 6kw fiber laser.
Does anyone have any thoughts on settings for this?
Does anyone have any thoughts on settings for this?
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Interesting. What are the other layers in the lamination? We've waterjetted solid tungsten fine although it's relatively slow.
In my experience, thin tungsten sheet is laminated with layers or about .001" or .002". I don't if it's all like that or just what I've worked with which has been .005-.05".
I am planning to try waterjetting it next but am a bit worried about delamination. Laser cutting works and may be beneficial for sealing the layers but leaves a bit of dross. Maybe experience could solve that.
Is it actually “laminated” in the manufacturing, or does it exhibit delamination
As an artifact of the processing it went through?
Start a new thread.....But first search the archivesiam trying to cut .25 aluminum with a hypertherm 45 with enroute 6 software, so far , not cutting all the way through. could someone help with torch settings? thanks gilbert
iam trying to cut .25 aluminum with a hypertherm 45 with enroute 6 software, so far , not cutting all the way through. could someone help with torch settings? thanks gilbert
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