Hybrid Fiber Laser Cutting Machine for Sheet Metal and Pipes

With the ST-FC3015GAR, you can stop being limited and start being creative in any way you want. The ST-FC3015GAR has two working stages, so you can keep working on your projects without stopping. One platform cuts at full speed while the other gets ready for the next job. This makes sure that the workflow is seamless and as smooth as silk. Forget about having free time and welcome nonstop work.

Tube Cutting Brilliance: Making Smooth Curves and Shapes

You can easily make curves and outlines with the ST-FC3015GAR because it has special features for cutting tubes. This machine cuts tubes like a pro, no matter what shape they are - round, square, or anything in between. This lets you use your creativity to make designs that amaze and please.

Safety First, Fun Always: A Clean and Safe Workshop Space

When you work with metal, safety is very important, and the ST-FC3015GAR knows that. This machine's fully covered cover not only protects you from flying sparks and debris, but it also keeps the work area clean and safe. So turn up the creativity and let the sparks fly - in a safe and secure way.

Advantages

• Equipped with dual exchangeable worktables, allowing for the loading and unloading of sheet metal workpieces on one table while the other is in use for processing.

• The automatic feeding system is driven by a variable-frequency motor, offering high transmission power and a high safety factor, with support for stepless speed regulation to accommodate various operating frequencies.

• The tube-cutting machine is specifically designed for the processing of metal pipes and tubes.

• Features a fully enclosed protective housing to ensure the safety and health of operators.

• High-precision transmission components work in perfect harmony with the servo system, effectively guaranteeing both cutting accuracy and efficiency.

• Delivers excellent cutting quality and exceptionally high efficiency; achieves cutting speeds of up to 120 meters per minute, resulting in clean, high-quality cuts with smooth edges.

Specifications

Features

Optional Swiss Raytool or German Precitec laser cutting heads are available.

Fiber laser visual cutting system.

2kW IPG laser cuting generator.

6kW Raycus laser generator.

Automatic exchange pallet with chain transmission.

Dual worktables with automatic exchange allow for sequential cutting, saving time.

Automatic chuck for metal tube cutting.

Applications

Applicable Materials: Stainless steel, carbon steel, electrical steel, galvanized steel, aluminum-zinc alloy coated steel, aluminum, aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, copper, brass, iron, and other metallic materials.

Applicable Industries: Kitchen appliances, electrical control cabinets, precision equipment, mechanical equipment, electrical equipment, lighting fixtures, signage, automotive parts, display equipment, hardware products, and other metal fabrication sectors.

Projects

Two Pallets, One Beam

The exchange pallets are the feature that quietly pays for itself. While one table is inside the cabin being cut, the other sits outside where an operator strips finished parts and lays the next sheet, then the two swap in moments. Loading stops being downtime and becomes something that happens in parallel, which matters most on short nests where handling would otherwise rival cutting time. The tube chuck shares that same beam, so the sensible habit is to group tube jobs together rather than alternating with sheet work all day, since every switch between modes costs setup minutes. Shops that plan a tube block and a sheet block get far more out of the day than those taking jobs in the order they arrive. It is worth writing that rule down early, because the temptation to run whatever just came through the door is strong and quietly expensive. The wider metal laser cutting range includes dedicated machines when one queue grows enough to need its own.

What the Enclosure Is Really For

The fully enclosed housing is listed as a safety feature, and its value goes further than catching sparks. A contained beam means staff can walk past while the machine runs, without rated eyewear for everyone in the building, which changes how a busy shop floor is laid out. It also traps fume and noise at the source, so extraction works on a defined volume rather than an open room, and the cabin keeps swarf and spatter off everything else nearby. Set against that is footprint: this machine measures roughly nine and a half metres by four, weighs over eight tonnes, and needs clear space around it for pallet travel and tube loading. Measure the floor before falling in love with the specification, and read the laser safety guide while planning the installation.

Power Is the Only Variable Worth Agonising Over

The bed is fixed at five by ten feet, so the decision that actually shapes this purchase is the source. Options run from 1500W to 12000W, and the honest guide is your usual thickness rather than your thickest ever job: light sheet and tube are well served at the lower end, general fabrication sits comfortably in the middle, and plate work is where a 6000W source starts to repay itself. Reviewers here describe 20mm mild steel plate and 6mm stainless tube on the same machine, which is a fair picture of mid-range capability. Remember that cutting speed and thickness both scale with the source, so the right power often saves more in hours than it costs in purchase price. Budget the chiller, compressor and extraction alongside it from laser parts and accessories, and take up the free sample cutting offer with your own drawings before ordering, which is the most useful step on the whole laser cutting buying path.

Choosing a power level:

Buying checklist:

✔ Load the idle pallet while the other cuts.

✔ Batch tube jobs together, not between sheets.

✔ Measure the floor for nine and a half metres.

✔ Pick power by your usual thickness.

✔ Send real parts for the free sample cut.