Morgan Rushworth XTS Tube Laser Cutting Machines

The Morgan Rushworth XTS Compact (2-Chuck) Tube Laser streamlines tube feeding and precision cutting through an integrated semi-automatic loading system. Built on a side-mounted machine structure, it accommodates tube diameters spanning 20mm to 360mm and incorporates a clearance-enabled front chuck supported by fully servo-controlled floating mechanisms. Operating with power options of 3kW, 6kW, or 12 kW and acceleration rates reaching 1.0G, the system manages raw material bundles up to 1,500kg while handling infeed lengths up to 7.5m and outfeed lengths up to 6m.

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Why Choose an XTS Tube and profile laser ?

Fibre optic beam delivery system
Ospri Autofocus Laser Cutting Head
Applicable tube types : Round tube, square tube, rectangular tube, oval tube, D-shaped steel,
Applicable profile types : T-shaped, H-shaped, channel steel, angle steel, I-beams etc.
Material Receiving and Collecting System
CE compliant complete machine enclosure and light barrier system
PA Control System
Lantek / Sigmanest Software
Chain 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
3m Outfeed

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