Programme: Recovery and Resilience Plan

The project includes the purchase of a CNC laser cutting machine.
Digitization and automation systems in the use of the laser cutting machine imply the facilitation and increase of the production process. The machine is manned by one operator who processes the detail files and optimizes the cut of the material, resulting in less waste.
When cutting metals with a laser, the surface of the processed material is heated to the point of melting. Unlike other methods that use high-powered tools, there is no physical contact with laser machines. As a result, wear, deformation and damage are prevented.
This type of processing generates minimal waste product due to the high levels of accuracy. Lasers allow focus down to less than half a millimeter in the work sector.
This technology allows high precision and productivity, as well as automation of processes, which makes more and more manufacturers use the method of laser cutting of metals.
The beam itself is directed to the processed product by optics or computer numerical control (CNC). To cut the desired shape from the metal, a motion control system is used that automatically follows the shapes of a preset drawing.
Lasers also provide the opportunity to process heavy metals, carbon, silicon and stainless steel, aluminum, titanium and nickel alloy, galvanized sheet metal, copper and other metal materials.
Metal laser cutting is used in the production of a variety of parts and accessories, including those for aviation, aerospace, automobiles, ships, metallurgy, metalworking, promotional items, household and electrical appliances, and various types of machinery.
In this regard, the company will diversify the services offered on the market by expanding and diversifying its production capacity. Also, the company will be able to produce additional equipment for its main activity.