Prevent laser damage to people's eyes
In the international laser classification, the lasers of laser cutting machines generally belong to class III or IV lasers. Safety regulations prohibit operators from looking directly at this laser. But novices generally like to stare at the cutting head when operating a laser cutting machine. Prolonged staring can damage the eyes and cause a stinging sensation. In addition, very low laser exposure can cause damage to the cornea or retina.Prevent smoke and dust from harming the environment
Laser cutting is thermal cutting, which will generate a lot of smoke and dust during the process. Although laser-cutting machines are generally equipped with dust extraction devices, some smoke and dust can still escape. Finally, soot can pollute the work environment.Prevent operator from mechanical injury
Laser cutters use lasers instead of blades as processing tools. This greatly reduces the probability of mechanical injury to the operator The enclosed structure can isolate the laser from the operator to the greatest extent. After adjusting the parameters, then the operator can pull the side door of the cutting machine. The machine will perform a fully enclosed cutting to avoid damage to the human body.