The optical fiber laser cutting machine that meets the customer’s requirement.
Pipe cutting needs and Metal sheet cutting needs, should I really choose two types of equipment?
Limited budget and limited space for use, but there is a demand for cutting tube and Metal sheet, how to buy an equipment?
Specifications
| Specification |
unit |
A3015-T6 |
| Resonator |
nLight / IPG (optional) |
|
| Laser Power | W | 1000~3000 |
| Controller | CYPCUT | |
| Voltage | 380/50 380/60 | |
| Pipe processing size | mm | Tube Φ15-φ220，L=6000；（20≤Square tube side length≤155） |
| Positioning accuracy | mm | ±0.03 |
| Repeatability accuracy | mm | ±0.02 |
| Maximum axis movement speed | m/min | 60 |
| Chuck maximum speed | rpm | 120 |
| Automatic feeding Size | mm | 20-120 |
| Maximum cutting speed | m/min | 25 |
| Tail length | mm | 90(Depending on the pipe will be different） |
| Power cappocity | KW | 34 |
FLOOR PLAN
SAMPLE
business card holder
flower
Darts
Pen holder
bicycle
tubular material
Specifications
| Select Types | Laser Sheet Metal Cutting Machine |
| Space Occupied | 3000 x 1500 |
FAQ
Q1 Does an automated production line have to be implemented for the entire factory and entire line all at once?
Not necessarily. The process of automating an entire factory and production line inherently involves a gradual integration—starting with the automation of individual machines and progressing to the integration of automated warehousing and management software—so planning can be done in phases based on on-site conditions.
Q2 What types of equipment can Tailift sheet metal automation integrate with?
It can integrate sheet metal processing equipment such as laser cutters, CNC press brakes, turret-type punch presses, welding equipment, and automatic multi-angle bending centers.
Q3 What else does an automated production line include besides equipment?
In addition to the processing equipment itself, it also includes automatic loading and unloading systems, automatic coil feeding systems, storage racks, management and control software, monitoring interfaces, and material flow scheduling systems.
Q4 Which factories are best suited to evaluate automation first?
Typically, sheet metal factories facing labor shortages, lengthy material handling times, frequent line changes, difficult-to-manage scheduling, or those seeking to extend continuous processing time.
Q5 How are automated production lines related to Industry 4.0?
Standalone machine automation is not sufficient; integration with automated warehousing and related management and control software is also required to achieve production automation control and Industry 4.0 goals.
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