Laser Cutter – Emblaser 2
Our 5W Emblaser 2 laser cutter from Darkly Labs in Australia allows cutting and engraving various materials, such as wood (up to 10mm, depending on the type of wood), Read More »Laser Cutter – Emblaser 2
June 2018
A great street festival in Lucerne’s Neustadt district
Summer, sun, happy people – the best conditions for an exuberant street party. And we were right in the middle of it. Over 150 colourful Read More »A great street festival in Lucerne’s Neustadt district
PLUGin Session at SAP Walldorf
Buying was yesterday!
Ready for the next big change in production? The People’s Factory was invited by SAP to present the People’s Factory concept to interested employees at its Read More »PLUGin Session at SAP Walldorf
How Does a Laser Cutter Work?
In industry, laser cutters have been used in various areas for some time. There are different laser cutting technologies, but the basic mode of operation is pretty much the same for all of them. The laser cutter either cuts different materials or engraves a pattern on the surface. The material is vaporised or burned. This is why the process is also called thermal cutting. In order to cut or engrave with a laser, a laser beam, starting from a laser source, is bundled into a laser dot with the aid of a focusing optics at exactly the intensity required for the specific application.
Meetup „People’s Factory“
We invite you, the future independent producers, to actively contribute to the idea of a People’s Factory and to find answers to current questions together: Read More »Meetup „People’s Factory“