Fiber laser is a new type of fiber laser developed internationally that outputs a high energy density laser beam and gathers it on the surface of the workpiece, causing the area illuminated by the ultra-fine focal spot on the workpiece to instantly melt and vaporize. Automatic cutting is achieved by moving the spot illumination position through a CNC mechanical system. Compared with bulky gas lasers and solid-state lasers, they have obvious advantages and have gradually developed into important candidates in fields such as high-precision laser processing, LiDAR systems, space technology, and laser medicine.

The fiber laser cutting machine can perform both flat cutting and oblique cutting, with neat and smooth edges, suitable for high-precision cutting of metal plates and other materials. Additionally, the mechanical arm can perform three-dimensional cutting instead of the original imported five axis laser. Compared to ordinary carbon dioxide laser cutting machines, they save more space and gas consumption, have a high photoelectric conversion rate, and are energy-saving and environmentally friendly new products. They are also one of the world's leading technological products.