Morgan Rushworth XR 3015.3000 3.0kW Fibre Laser Cutting Machine

The Morgan Rushworth XR range of fibre lasers are equipped with a 3 x 1.5m cutting area with automatic shuttle table with dual pallet changer enabling parts to be safely loaded and unloaded whilst the machine is still cutting. The design includes the fibre laser source inside the body of the machine resulting in a compact footprint, ideal for the smaller workshop, as well as fast start up time from delivery of the machine to production cutting. Class leading components ensure superior cut quality, high reliability and reduced down time.

The range covers from 1kW up to 8kW which with the high performance rack and pinion system for X & Y axis and rigid gantry and frame structure, resulting in fast acceleration, fast positioning speeds and fast cutting times. A user friendly touch screen CNC control allows parts to be programmed on the screen or imported from an office PC, providing flexible modes of operation.

Morgan Rushworth XR 3015.3000 3.0kW Fibre Laser Cutting Machine

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Features

Class leading Max Photonics Elite fibre laser source
Precitec cutting head with auto focus and anti-collision functionality
Beckhoff servo motors and drives
Wittenstein rack and pinion system with automatic lubrication
SMC automatic gas selection system
19” touch screen controller with part graphic view and extensive cutting parameter data base
Automatic sheet edge detection with skew allowance
Automatic nozzle cleaning
Lantek nesting software
Fast shuttle table change time
Large window viewing area with laser protective material
Light guard protection for shuttle table

Options

Upgrade to IPG YLR or YLS fibre laser source
Prectiec ProCutter 2.0 cutting head
Automatic Nozzle Changer (with ProCutter 2.0 only)
Automatic Nozzle Centring (with Automatic Nozzle Changer only)
Libellula or Metalix nesting software
Compact Loading/Unloading Tower
CCTV view of cutting action
Ball Transfer System
Fume Extractor with filters
Air Compressor and dryer

Technical Information

Fibre laser source		3.0 kW
Maximum cutting capacity
Mild steel	mm	18
Stainless steel	mm	10
Aluminium	mm	8
Brass	mm	5
Copper	mm	5
X Axis travel	mm	3000
Y Axis travel	mm	1500
Z Axis travel	mm	100
Maximum sheet size	mm	3000mm x 1500mm
Simultaneous positioning speed	m/min	135
Axis acceleration	G	1.5
Shuttle table exchange time	sec	38
Maximum table capacity	kg	1250
Positioning accuracy	mm	0.05
Length	mm	9045
Width	mm	2280
Height	mm	2000
Weight	kg	12000

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