Automation for more parts per shift · 6 series
Laser cutting automation
Put more of your shift into making parts. Loaders, storage towers and coil lines keep stock moving. Five-axis cells bring formed-part trimming in-house.


3D five-axis laser cutting cell
ORBIT 5X
Bring the hard trims in-house. Take on formed parts.
- Axes
- 5
- Accuracy
- ±0.03 mm
- Turntable swap
- 3 s
- Max. speed
- 140 m/min

Sheet storage tower with load and unload
TOWER
Store up. Keep sheets moving. Make room for more work.
- Shelves
- 6 / 8 / 10
- Shelf load
- 3-5 t
- Sheet
- up to 6 × 2.5 m
- Thickness
- 0.8-25 mm

Sheet loaders and unloaders
LIFT
Put sheets on the table with less work from your crew.
- Max. sheet
- 500 kg
- Thickness
- 0.8-15 mm
- Swing
- up to 220°
- Sheet
- up to 4 × 2 m

Automatic tube loaders
FEED
Keep tube moving to the laser. Keep your crew on parts.
- Tube length
- 6-12 m
- Round tube
- Ø20-350 mm
- Types
- Round, square, rect.
- Mode
- Auto / semi-auto

Coil-fed laser cutting line
COIL LINE
Go from coil to parts. Handle less cut sheet.
- Coil width
- 500-1500 mm
- Power
- 1.5-6 kW
- Feed accuracy
- 0.5 mm
- Leveling
- ±1.5 mm/m²

Automated sheet metal production line
FACTORY LINE
Move more parts through your shop with less handling.
- Steps
- Schedule to sort
- Monitoring
- Live
- Layout
- Built to plan
- Labor
- Fewer hands
Match the machine to your work
Compare automation
See how each series fits your parts. Click a column heading to sort.
| ORBIT 5X | 3D five-axis laser cutting cell | fiber | 5 | ±0.03 mm | 3 s | 140 m/min | - |
| TOWER | Sheet storage tower with load and unload | all sheet lasers | - | - | - | - | 6 / 8 / 10 |
| LIFT | Sheet loaders and unloaders | 3015 / 4020 lasers | - | - | - | - | - |
| FEED | Automatic tube loaders | tube lasers | - | - | - | - | - |
| COIL LINE | Coil-fed laser cutting line | 1.5-6 kW | - | - | - | - | - |
| FACTORY LINE | Automated sheet metal production line | multi-laser | - | - | - | - | - |
Choose for the jobs you want
Tell us what you make and what you want to take on. An engineer replies personally to help match the machine to your work.