Laser Cutting and Laser Punching

Laser cutting is one of the most precise cutting processes in metalworking. Modern fiber laser systems can achieve tolerances of up to 0.2 mm. This makes the process particularly well-suited for components where a precise fit is critical, such as in mechanical engineering or enclosure manufacturing. The high repeatability also ensures that every part meets the same high quality standard, even in series production.

The process is suitable for a wide range of metals: steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and copper. Each material reacts differently to the laser beam. Differences in thermal conductivity, reflectivity, and melting points require customized process control to ensure clean cut edges without burrs or discoloration.

Thanks to state-of-the-art equipment, including a high-performance 24-kW fiber laser, HALLER Metall is capable of mass-producing sheet metal with thicknesses ranging from 1 mm to 35 mm. Thicker materials are available upon request. This enables the production of both delicate, thin-walled precision parts and robust components for heavy-duty applications. The appropriate machine and process parameters are selected based on the material and specific requirements.

From small precision components with extremely tight tolerances to large-format sheet metal parts for machine or vehicle manufacturing, production is tailored to each customer’s specific requirements. This applies to both custom-made items and cost-effective series production. Machining is limited to a maximum sheet size of 2000 x 4000 mm.

HALLER Metall relies on a modern machine park featuring high-performance fiber laser systems designed for high cutting speeds, minimal material distortion, and clean cut edges. These systems also enable the machining of complex geometries and the combination of multiple machining steps in a single operation, such as laser punching with punches and dies.