Morgan Rushworth XE Fibre Laser Cutting Machines

The Morgan Rushworth XE range offers compact, enclosed fibre laser cutting systems with a powered opening cutting table. Designed to maximise efficiency in smaller workshops, this layout provides front-loading convenience while maintaining CE-compliant enclosure standards.

Supplied in a single 3000 x 1500mm bed size, the XE series is available with 1.5 kW, 3kW or 6kW laser sources. It delivers high performance in a small footprint, making it a popular choice for fabrication businesses seeking in-house cutting capabilities without the space requirements of larger shuttle table models.

Carefully selected components from globally recognised suppliers ensure long-term reliability, with integrated CCTV for operator monitoring and full CE compliance as standard.

Why Choose XE Laser?

Compact design with powered opening/closing cutting table
High performance mLASE fibre laser source
mNEST EtherCAT controller
mNEST laser cutting software with integrated CAD/CAM and nesting
mCUT autofocus cutting head
Rigid gantry system ensuring fast accurate positioning to X and Y axis
Automatic height sensor to ensure optimum cutting efficiency
Class leading brand components

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