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What is laser cutting, and how does it differ from waterjet cutting, how thick can you cut sheet metal and what is the K-factor? We received many questions and have collected the most common ones below. Take a look at our FAQ below to find out most of the things you need to know about sheet metal working!

Can you weld aluminum?

Yes, it is. Aluminum has special properties that make it more difficult to weld. It is...

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Can you weld stainless steel with MIG?

Yes. In MIG welding, you have a power source and a welding electrode with feeder in the welding gun that...

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Can you use MIG welding for aluminum?

Yes. MIG welding means that you have a power source and a welding electrode with a feeder in the welding gun,...

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How do you rivet sheet metal?

Riveting different pieces of sheet metal together is common. By far the most common and easiest is pop riveting. It...

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What riveting methods are available for sheet metal?

The most common is pop riveting, where a rivet is inserted into a pre-punched hole with a...

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What is the K-factor?

The K-factor is the bending coefficient used to calculate the addition of material when spreading the sheet. It is difficult...

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When to choose laser cutting over punching?

Laser cutting and punching are two different techniques used to process sheet metal and the choice of...

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Which metal materials can be laser cut?

A variety of metal materials can be cut with laser technology, some examples of which metal materials our machines can cut are...

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How thick can you cut sheet metal with a laser?

The thickness of sheet metal that can be cut with a laser depends on several factors, such as laser power,...

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What is the difference between laser cutting and water cutting in sheet metal?

The difference between laser cutting and waterjet cutting in sheet metal is that laser cutting uses a laser beam that...

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What is laser cutting?

Laser cutting involves the use of a laser beam, about 0.2 mm thin, in machines to cut...

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