| Kerf Width Kerf width refers to the width of the material removed during a cutting process, typically by a laser, plasma torch, water jet, or other cutting tools. It represents the width of the cut path and is an essential consideration in precision cutting applications where tight tolerances and accurate dimensions are crucial. Kerf width depends on various factors, including the type of cutting method, the material being cut, cutting speed, power settings, and the characteristics of the cutting tool. Minimizing kerf width is important to optimize material usage, achieve precise cuts, and maintain dimensional accuracy in the finished parts or components. |
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