Morgan Rushworth XL Fibre Laser Cutting Machines

The Morgan Rushworth XL range of fibre laser cutting machines are equipped with a 3m x 1.5m up to 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 control is by mNEST and includes software for drawing parts or importing DXF files.

Why Choose XL Laser?

Class leading mLASE fibre laser source
mCUT cutting head with auto focus and anti-collision functionality
Yaskawa servo motors and drives
Rack and pinion system with automatic lubrication
Automatic gas selection system
mNEST controller
Automatic sheet edge detection with skew allowance
Fast shuttle table change time
Door windows with laser protective material
Light guard protection for shuttle table

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