A concentrated beam of light is used in industrial laser cutting to precisely drill holes and carve out shapes from sheets of steel, polycarbonate, and other materials.

In laser cutting, a form of "blade" of intensely concentrated light is used to create precise patterns on a sheet of a particular material.

This material can be anything from sheets of paper to pieces of steel that are thicker than two inches (5.08 cm), depending on the laser's power. However, the majority of industrial procedures require cutting metal or plastic.

Compared to other machining methods, industrial laser cutting provides a number of benefits. As a result of the laser beam's ability to make extremely clean and exact cuts, many people opt to adopt this method.

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