The Morgan Rushworth XL range of fibre lasers are equipped with a 3m x 1.5m up to a 6.5m x 2.5m cutting area with automatic shuttle table with dual pallet changer, enabling parts to be safely loaded and unloaded whilst the machine is still cutting. Class leading components ensure superior cut quality, high reliability and reduced down time.
The range covers from 1.5kW up to 40kW with the Yaskawa motors and drives for the X & Y axis and a rigid gantry and frame structure, resulting in fast acceleration, fast positioning speeds and fast cutting times. The mNEST control is includes software for drawing parts or importing DXF files.
| MODEL | XL 4020.12000 | |
| Fibre Laser Source | 12.0 kW | |
| Maximum Cutting Capacity | ||
| Mild Steel | mm | 40 |
| Stainless Steel | mm | 40 |
| Aluminium | mm | 40 |
| Brass | mm | 15 |
| Copper | mm | 10 |
| Production Cutting Capacity | ||
| Mild Steel | mm | 30 |
| Stainless Steel | mm | 20 |
| Aluminium | mm | 25 |
| Brass | mm | 12 |
| Copper | mm | 8 |
| X Axis Travel | mm | 4000 |
| Y Axis Travel | mm | 2000 |
| Z Axis Travel | mm | 375 |
| Maximum Sheet Size | mm | 4050mm x 2030mm |
| Maximum Sheet Weight | kg | 3200 |
| Simultaneous Positioning Speed | m/min | 115 |
| Axis Acceleration | G | 1.5 |
| Positioning Accuracy | mm | 0.03 |
| Length | mm | 10570 |
| Width | mm | 3430 |
| Height | mm | 2350 |
| Weight | Kg | 11000 |
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