Tube and Profile Cutting (40)

The cut-off machine handles straight or miter cuts at medium and high volumes, with contained operating cost. Laser tube cutting brings precision to complex geometries — bevels, holes, marking — without a tooling change between different references, which makes it more flexible when production combines many different parts.

Within both technologies, the catalog includes high-output equipment and multi-head models, which cut several parts per cycle. They make sense when the pace per shift is high and stable, in exchange for a higher investment and more maintenance than a single-head machine.

If your production combines carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum, confirm that the equipment accepts cutting parameters for all three: aluminum in particular requires a specific disc and feed speed compared to steel and stainless, which do share similar parameters with each other.