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Practical knowledge straight from laser production: from CAD formats to material choice to powder coating. Every article comes from the everyday work at Laserteile Online – no marketing fluff, with real numbers.
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Online Laser-Cut Parts: Benefits for Custom Metal Parts
Why online laser cutting is changing the manufacture of custom metal parts: precision, flexibility, an instant price instead of quote ping-pong – the benefits at a glance.
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Laser-Cut Parts in Industry: Applications and Benefits
From the automotive industry to construction: this article shows where laser-cut parts are used today, which parts are typical in each sector, and why demand for small batches is growing.
The Future of Sheet Metal Fabrication: Handheld Laser Welding
Handheld laser welding combines precision with flexibility. This article explains the process, compares it with TIG and MIG/MAG, and covers typical applications.
3D Visualisation: Possibilities and Benefits in Metalworking
Why 3D models make errors visible before production starts: fit accuracy, simulations and the live 3D visualisation before the bending process.
CAD Formats in Sheet Metal Fabrication: A Comprehensive Guide
DXF, DWG, STEP, IGES or STL? Which CAD format suits which job, what the calculator reads from it, and how to export clean DXF files.
Why Powder Coating? Benefits and Applications
Powder coating protects metal parts for the long term and improves their appearance. This article covers the benefits, the process steps and how it compares with wet paint.
Innovative Sheet Metal Techniques for Greater Efficiency
Fibre laser instead of CO2, CNC bending with live angle measurement, and an instant price via online calculation: the technology behind efficient sheet metal fabrication.
Stainless Steel, Aluminium or Steel? Choosing the Right Material
Strength, corrosion resistance, weight, cost: which material suits your sheet metal project – with a decision table and real thickness ranges.
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Creating a DXF file: how to make your drawing laser-ready
Step by step from idea to upload-ready file – with Fusion 360, Inkscape and more, including an error checklist.
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