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Home > Forums > Mechanical Engineers > Activities > Laser engineering Forum

Laser cutting Corian

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laserswest (Mechanical)

10 Dec 09 20:30

Does anyone have some suggestions on cutting 1/2" corian material. I'm using a 2000w Mitsubishi. Have cut many materials but this is a first. Any help would be appreciated

thepooh (Mechanical)

15 Dec 09 7:53

hello

corian is an "homogenuous" mix between 1/3 PMMA and 2/3 ATH
I think you can try your PMMA parameter

The pooh

trxt (Aerospace)

21 Dec 09 4:44

Hello thepooh.

What is ATH? Do you know the exact formula of corian?

Best Regards..

thepooh (Mechanical)

23 Dec 09 3:03

ATH means in French "trihydrate d'alumine "
it's like bauxite / the mineral base of aluminium

I don't know the exact formula of Corian : it's a patented
material of Dupont/Zodiac

Happy Xmas and happy NewYear

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