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Rapid Sheet Metal Reduces Cutting Times

Company adds 4000 watt, high-power laser to its cutting capabilities.

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By DE Editors  

July 1, 2008

By DE Editors

Rapid Sheet Metal, Inc. (Nashua, NH), specializing in rapid turnaround of sheet metal and stamped metal prototypes, announced that its new in-house, high power laser is reducing cutting lead-times of flat parts by up to 50 percent, enabling the company to meet even tighter turnaround times for its customers.

After a comprehensive review of existing laser technology, Rapid Sheet Metal purchased a Cincinnati CL-7A 4000 watt laser with the dual pallet option, complementing its 2000 watt Cincinnati CL-6 laser purchased in 2006.Cutting at speeds up to 600 inches per minute, the CL-7A can laser up to 3/8-in. thick aluminum and stainless steel, and ½-in. thick steel plate.

For details, contact Rapid Sheet Metal Inc.

 

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 

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