3 in 1 Laser Welding Machine Manufacturer

A laser cutting machine uses a focused high-power laser beam to melt, burn, or vaporize material, creating precise cuts in sheet metal and other materials. The laser head moves along programmed paths (CNC controlled) while an assist gas (nitrogen, oxygen, or compressed air) blows away molten material to produce clean edges. Fiber and CO2 lasers are the most common types for metal cutting.

Our laser cutting machines can process mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized steel, copper, brass, and other metals. CO2 models can also cut non-metals such as acrylic, wood, and plastics. Cutting capacity depends on material type, thickness, and laser power. Please refer to our capacity charts for specific material and thickness combinations.

Our CNC laser cutting machines typically achieve ±0.05mm to ±0.1mm positioning accuracy with high-precision linear guides and servo drives. Kerf width is minimal (typically 0.1–0.3mm depending on material and thickness). Optional capacitive height sensing and automatic focus adjustment ensure consistent cut quality across the entire workpiece.

Yes. Laser cutting excels at complex contours, intricate patterns, and fine details that are difficult with punching or shearing. Minimum hole diameter is typically 0.5–1× material thickness. Our CNC systems support DXF, DWG, and other CAD formats with automatic nesting and common-line cutting to reduce scrap and improve efficiency.

Standard models typically ship within 4-8 weeks. Custom configurations or large-format machines may require longer lead times. All our laser cutting machines come with a comprehensive warranty covering major components including the laser source. Extended warranty options are available.

We offer fiber laser cutting machines and CO2 laser cutting machines. Fiber lasers are ideal for thin to medium thickness metals (especially reflective materials like aluminum and copper) with higher efficiency. CO2 lasers suit thicker materials and non-metals. Our CNC laser cutters feature gantry or flying optics designs, automatic nozzle changing, and integrated nesting software for optimal material utilization.

Our fiber laser models typically cut mild steel from 0.5mm to 25mm (depending on laser power—1kW to 12kW+), with workpiece sizes from 1500×3000mm up to 3000×15000mm or larger. CO2 lasers can handle thicker materials. Contact us for specifications tailored to your production requirements.

Fiber lasers use solid-state laser sources with fiber optic delivery—they offer higher electrical efficiency (typically 25–30% vs 8–10% for CO2), faster cutting speeds on thin metals, and better performance on reflective materials. CO2 lasers use gas discharge and are preferred for thicker materials and non-metals. Fiber lasers generally have lower operating costs and minimal maintenance.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning of optical lenses and protective windows, inspection of nozzles and consumables, lubrication of linear guides and ball screws, and verification of assist gas systems and chiller. Fiber lasers require minimal maintenance compared to CO2. We provide detailed maintenance schedules and operator training. Annual professional inspections are recommended.

Yes. We offer professional installation and commissioning, operator training on safe operation, CNC programming, and nesting software, and comprehensive after-sales support including spare parts (lenses, nozzles, consumables, etc.) and technical assistance. Our global service network ensures prompt response when you need us.