20/05/2026
Heat doesnโt behave the same in every material and that behaviour dictates how much power your laser must deliver.
Copper, for example, has high thermal conductivity. It disperses heat rapidly, so lasers must run harder just to maintain the cutting temperature. In contrast, wood retains heat, needing less power to achieve a clean edge.
This difference doesnโt just change your electricity bill. It also influences edge finish, speed and overall efficiency.
๐ Understanding heat transfer is critical to planning production accurately and choosing machinery that delivers both quality and economy.
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