Content tagged with "nitrogen-cylinders"

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December 15, 2008

Laser cutting for the first time For many shops in the metal fabricating world, laser cutting capability was never a prerequisite to success. M&L Industries, Rogers, Minn., knew that firsthand; it had been doing just fine without lasers for the last 30 years. The company had relied on its two turret machines for its metal... Read more...

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October 9, 2007

Achieving efficiency with occasional high-pressure, high-flow nitrogen use When you get your hands on a new 4- or 5-kilowatt laser, the expectation is to open it up and start ripping clean-cut parts. Before you go off fast and furious and wind up with high burden rates, though, consider the impact of meeting the laser's nitrogen requirement. A majority of laser job... Read more...

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October 10, 2006

Combining 2-D and 3-D laser applications Right now at least 4,000 laser job shops in the U.S. are competing in a "virtual" service market that continues to be characterized by downward pricing pressure. Practically speaking, virtual service means that parts can be ordered, manufactured, and shipped anywhere in the continental... Read more...

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