Acrylic, commonly known as plexiglass, is an important plastic polymer material developed earlier, with crystal transparency, soft light, clear vision, acrylic colored with dyes has a good color effect. At the same time, it has good weather resistance, high surface hardness and surface gloss, and good high temperature performance.
Therefore, acrylic is often used as a processing material by many manufacturers, and plays a huge role in advertising, transportation, medicine, construction, lighting, craft gifts and other industries.
Acrylic of new-style material has the diaphaneity like crystal, be like steely hardness, is how to model the acrylic commodity with a wide variety of pattern?
Traditional Processing
The traditional processing generally uses the mold pressing, the mechanical cutting way, but this all belongs to the rough processing, the production cycle is long, the processing precision is not high. With the continuous improvement of product processing accuracy and product types, the traditional processing methods can not meet the processing requirements of people.
Laser processing
Nowadays, laser cutting machine uses flexible laser beam to process hard acrylic without contact, which will not crush the material directly. Laser cutting of acrylic size accuracy can be achieved within millimeters, smooth incision, products more delicate and delicate. Because of the high precision of laser processing, no cracks in the kerf and smooth incision, it generally does not need post-processing, and can also produce patterns and shapes that can not be completed by traditional methods. Therefore, laser cutting has gradually become the most common processing method of acrylic cutting.
Laser cutting machine processing acrylic products of this material is good, but in the processing process will have a certain damage to the human body, especially the eyes. So in the process of using laser cutting machine to process workpieces, we must do a good job of protective measures, after all, human life safety is the most important.
