Morgan Rushworth XLG Fibre Laser Cutting Machines

The new XLG range of compact format moving gantry Fibre laser cutting systems takes plate cutting to a new dimension. A compact moving gantry machine that allows material to be processed with laser technology on a compact footprint.

The XLG uses new generation high performance linear system with geared head, high performance rack and pinion and its modular format allows for systems to be offered in 3000mm x 1500mm, 4000mm x 2000mm and 6000mm x 2000mm. With usage of Fibre laser technology there is no need to move the laser source or plate, thus allowing high speed and high accuracy cutting.

Why choose an XLG Gantry Laser ?

Modular, compact, moving gantry
Raytools cutting head with auto focus and anti-collision functionality (kW dependent)
Heavy Duty rack and pinion system with automatic lubrication
Auto nozzle cleaning and calibration
Class leading Cybelec Lynca software
Window viewing areas with laser protective material
Light guard protection for cutting table
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