The Morgan Rushworth XTE Compact Tube Fibre Laser Cutting Machine combines intelligent automation, modular design, and high-speed tube processing. With ultra-fast automatic loading and the flexibility to switch between fully automatic and semi-automatic operation, the XTE range is available in three capacities to process round tubes from 8-120mm, 10-160mm, or 12-250mm diameter.
It adopts a side-mounted machine bed structure, with the front chuck featuring a retractable function. When combined with a composite dual-function chuck, it enables zero scrap cutting, thereby minimising material waste. Equipped with the PA Controller, and Lantek or Sigmanest software, the XTE is a highly capable machine for processing small tubes and box section.
| Model | XTE 6012.3000 | |
| Laser Source | kW | 3.0 |
| Maximum Tube Length | mm | 6000 |
| Tube Diameter (semi-auto loader) | Ø mm | 12 - 110 |
| Box Section (semi-auto loader) | mm | 110 x 110 |
| Tube Diameter (semi-auto loader) | Ø mm | 8 - 120 |
| Box Section (semi-auto loader) | mm | 120 x 120 |
| Max tube weight | kg | 80 |
| Max Bundle loading weight | kg | 1,500 |
| Type of infeed supports | Servo controlled | |
| Type of outfeed supports | Servo controlled | |
| X + Y axis positioning accuracy | mm/meter | +/- 0.05 |
| X + Y axis repeatability accuracy | mm/meter | +/- 0.03 |
| Axis Acceleration | G | 2.0 |
| Chuck speed | rpm | 200 |
| Feed speed | m/min | 120 |
| Cycle time | s | 10 |
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