Fiber laser cutting systems

Choose the machine format before the configuration.

Start with sheet, tube, combination, or automated material flow. Then record the working envelope, requested power, application, and verified component choices for that machine type.

Machine types
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Equipment records
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Pricing
Shown by configuration
Automated fiber laser cutting system with loading and unloading equipmentFiber laser production system
01 / Machine format

Match the material flow to the right machine type.

Every machine type has one clear destination for selection, pricing status, comparison, saving, and RFQs.

02 / Production path

See how the laser lineup scales with the work.

Move from direct-access flat-sheet cutting to enclosed production, specialized material formats, higher-power projects, and integrated automation without turning a broad range into an invented SKU.

01Lower-complexity flat sheet pathDirect-Access Flat-Sheet CuttingOpen-table cutting with 1.5, 3, 6, or 12 kW choices and direct material access.Machine familyFL-OExact working area, power, components, and price follow the selected configuration.02Enclosed sheet productionEnclosed Shuttle-Table CuttingAn enclosed exchange-table path from 3 through 20 kW, with higher-power systems engineered to order.Machine familyFL-XExact working area, power, components, and price follow the selected configuration.03Higher-power project pathHigh-Power Enclosed CuttingA focused FL-X review for higher-power cutting, supporting equipment, material flow, and site requirements.Machine familyFL-XExact working area, power, components, and price follow the selected configuration.04Profiles and structural shapesTube and Profile CuttingA dedicated path for tube and profile work using only maintained length, diameter, chuck, loading, and power records.Machine familyFL-TExact working area, power, components, and price follow the selected configuration.05Two material formatsSheet and Tube Combination CuttingA combination path when flat sheet and tube capability must be defined in one reviewed machine configuration.Machine familyFL-CExact working area, power, components, and price follow the selected configuration.06Integrated material flowAutomated Laser SystemsLaser, loading, unloading, storage, sorting, and controls scoped as one engineered production system.Machine familyFL-AExact working area, power, components, and price follow the selected configuration.
Project selector

Choose the format first. Then define the work.

Selections stay in the URL and move into the RFQ. Buyer-entered requests are reviewed before they become a quoted configuration.

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03 / Selection sequence

Define the project without turning requests into claims.

Working envelope

Start with the largest part and material format.

Record sheet dimensions, tube or profile envelope, loading access, and floor constraints. Requested dimensions remain project requirements until an exact machine is selected.

Power

Separate a type-wide range from an exact machine.

Open-table lasers offer 1.5, 3, 6, and 12 kW choices. Enclosed shuttle-table lasers span 3 through 20 kW, with larger systems engineered to order. Exact pricing belongs to an exact configuration.

Components

Verify source, head, and control by configuration.

Component names appear as selectable options only when they are verified for the machine package. The written quotation controls the final package.

Automation

Scope the whole material cycle.

Loading, unloading, storage, sorting, and cell integration are reviewed against the material, part mix, production goal, and site rather than inferred from a series name.

Project planning

Keep equipment scope and financing interest connected.

Record financing interest with the same RFQ used for the machine configuration. No rates, terms, approval, or credit decision are represented on this site.

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