From Hypertherm, Inc.
This article explores the three most common metal cutting processes - laser, oxyfuel and plasma - to help you make a confident and informed decision on the process that best suits your needs.
The cutting method you choose depends on your individual needs and what areas are most critical to you: cut quality, productivity, operating costs, profitability or flexibility.
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