Flame cutting uses oxygen as the auxiliary gas; it enhances efficiency through the energy released by the oxidation of the metal, making it suitable for processing thick steel plates; fusion cutting utilises inert gases such as nitrogen, resulting in smooth, oxidation-free cut edges.

Amid the trend towards upgrading industrial manufacturing to “high-precision, high-tech and cutting-edge” standards, precision ceramic components have become the “cornerstone” of high-end sectors such as aerospace, electronic chips, medical devices and new energy, thanks to their high-temperature resistance, wear resistance, excellent insulation properties and superior biocompatibility.

At present, advances in artificial intelligence technology are reshaping the possibilities within the robotics industry. From flexible production lines in factories, to material-handling units in warehousing and logistics, right through to humanoid robots emerging from the laboratory