Morgan Rushworth XTE Tube Laser Cutting Machines

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.

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Why choose an XTE Compact Tube Laser?

Fibre optic beam delivery system
Raytools Laser Cutting Head
Applicable tube types : Round, square, rectangular, oval, D-shaped, etc.
Applicable profile types : T-shaped, H-shaped, channel, angle, etc.
Material Receiving and Collecting System
CE compliant complete machine enclosure and light barrier system
PA Control System
Lantek / Sigmanest Software
Bundle Step Loader Semi-Automatic Loading System
Zero scrap cutting with pneumatic clamping system to avoid final parts being stuck in the chuck.
2 Chuck Machine
Scrap collection draw
2m Outfeed

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