Is Cutting Fiberglass Dangerous?
Is Cutting Fiberglass Dangerous?
Table of Content:
1. Intro: What Cuts Fiberglass?
2. Is Cutting Fiberglass Dangerous?
3. Videos: Laser Cutting Fiberglass
4. Recommendations: Fiberglass Laser Cutters
5. Conclusion
How to Cut Fiberglass
Fiberglass is a type of reinforced plastic material that consists of fine glass fibers embedded in a resin matrix. It is commonly used in various applications, such as boats, automobiles, and aerospace structures, as well as in the construction industry for insulation and roofing.
While fiberglass is a versatile material with many benefits, it can also pose some risks, particularly when it comes to cutting it.
Intro: What Cuts Fiberglass?
There are several tools you can use to cut fiberglass, such as a saw, a grinder, or a utility knife. However, using these tools can be challenging since fiberglass is a brittle material that can easily splinter, causing injury or damaging the material.
A ventilation system can help to capture the fumes and prevent them from spreading in the workspace.
MimoWork offers industrial CO2 laser cutting machines and fume extractors, combining together will take your fiberglass cutting procedure to another level.
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Recommended Fiberglass Laser Cutting Machine
Industrial Laser Cutter 160L
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Recommended Fiberglass Laser Cutting Machine
Industrial Laser Cutter 160L
| Working Area (W * L) | 1600mm * 3000mm (62.9’’ *118’’) |
| Max Material Width | 1600mm (62.9’’) |
| Software | Offline Software |
| Laser Power | 150W/300W/450W |
Fabric Laser Cutter 160
| Working Area (W * L) | 1600mm * 1000mm (62.9” * 39.3 ”) |
| Max Material Width | 1600mm (62.9’’) |
| Software | Offline Software |
| Laser Power | 100W/150W/300W |
Textile Laser Cutter 180
| Working Area (W * L) | 1800mm * 1000mm (70.9” * 39.3 ”) |
| Max Material Width | 1800mm (70.9’’) |
| Software | Offline Software |
| Laser Power | 100W/150W/300W |
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