Laser cutting steel is a process that uses a high-powered laser beam to precisely cut, shape, or engrave steel parts. The laser, which is usually generated by a carbon dioxide (CO₂) or fiber laser system, heats the steel to a point where it melts, vaporizes, or burns away, creating a clean and precise cut. This technique is especially useful for creating complex shapes and designs that would be challenging or impossible with traditional cutting methods.

Laser cutting is highly accurate and can be used for both thin and thick steel sheets, offering excellent edge quality with minimal finishing work required. It’s commonly used in manufacturing for industries like automotive, aerospace, and construction, as well as in custom projects that require intricate detailing