Scanning cutting is an advanced laser processing technique that uses
high-speed galvanometer mirrors to precisely steer a focused laser beam across the workpiece surface. Unlike traditional mechanical cutting methods that move the entire cutting head, scanning cutting redirects only the laser beam — achieving dramatically higher speeds with micron-level positional accuracy.
Ultra-fast mirror positioning at up to 10,000 mm/s scan speed
Precision control reduces heataffected zones by up to 85%

Our four-stage scanning cutting workflow ensures precision, consistency, and maximum throughput for every application.
Our scanning cutting systems deliver measurable advantages over conventional laser cutting and mechanical processing methods.
Galvanometer-driven beam steering achieves scanning speeds of up to 10,000 mm/s — 5 to 10 times faster than conventional gantry-based laser systems for thin material processing.
10,000 mm/s max scan speedAchieve positioning repeatability of ±5 μm and cutting kerf widths as narrow as 20 μm. Ideal for applications demanding the highest dimensional tolerances.
±5μm positioning accuracyRapid beam movement and precise pulse control minimize thermal energy transfer, reducing heat-affected zones by up to 85% compared to traditional methods.
85% less thermal distortionHigher throughput per unit time dramatically lowers per-part processing costs. No physical tool wear means reduced maintenance and consumable expenses over the machine lifetime.
40% lower cost per partProcess a wide range of materials including copper foils, aluminum, stainless steel, polymer films, ceramics, and composite laminates — all on a single platform.
50+ compatible materialsIntegrated vision systems, real-time quality monitoring, and automated material handling enable fully autonomous production with minimal operator intervention.
24/7 unattended operation
Industry expertise since 2014
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Global customer base
Our scanning cutting technology serves diverse sectors where speed, precision, and material integrity are critical to success.
See how our galvo-based scanning cutting technology compares to conventional mechanical and standard laser cutting approaches.
| Feature | Scanning Cutting | Standard Laser | Mechanical Cutting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Processing Speed | Up to 10,000 mm/s | Up to 2,000 mm/s | Up to 500 mm/s |
| Positioning Accuracy | ±5 μm | ±20 μm | ±50 μm |
| Heat-Affected Zone | Minimal (<10 μm) | Moderate (50–200 μm) | None |
| Tool Wear | Zero wear | Zero wear | Regular replacement |
| Complex Geometries | Excellent | Good | Limited |
| Thin Material (<0.5mm) | Optimal | Moderate | Poor |
| Automation Ready | Full integration | Partial | Manual setup |
Explore our range of scanning cutting systems designed for different applications and production scales.
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