4000W Fiber Laser Cutter System with IPG Laser Generator
ST-FC3015C fiber laser cutter adopts 4000W IPG laser generator, not only for thick metals, and also for reflective metals, including brass, copper, aluminium.
4000W fiber laser cutter systems with IPG laser source features:
1. Segmented welded tube bed, there are the strengthen beams in the middle of the bed, improve bed stability, prevent bed deformation.
2. Adopts aerospace standards, good, toughness, light weight, corrosion ressistance, anti-oxidation, low denisty, and greatly increase the processing speed.
3. Japan YASKAWA servo motor, Y axis 1.8kw double driver, ensure the machine work with high strenth and speed.
4. Germany Atlanta rack, long life, saving maintenance costs later.
5. Germany Neugart reducer, excellent noise control, excellent deceleration performance.
6. Adopts up and down exchange platform, Simple and practical, improve work efficiency
Samples of 4000W fiber laser cutter systems with IPG laser source:
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