The Case for Laser Cutting: Precision Without Compromise Every fabrication project, whether it's a high-end architectural screen or a custom mechanical bracket, relies on one key factor: how accurately you can cut. Even a slight variation in measurement can affect assembly, strength, and finish. That’s why manufacturers are turning to laser cutting—not just for its speed but for the exceptional precision it offers. But how does it truly compare to other methods like plasma, waterjet, or mechanical cutting? And does that extra accuracy pay off in the long run? Let’s take a look at what separates laser cutting from the rest and why that difference matters more than ever. What the Numbers Don’t Always Show You can measure accuracy in tolerances, kerf widths, and repeatability. But the impact of precision goes beyond the specs on a drawing. Fewer defects mean less material wasted and fewer jobs scrapped. Smoother edges reduce time spent finishing, grinding, or prepping for coating. C...