RVD Fibre Laser Cutting Machines

The RVD SmartFibre PR range of CNC fibre laser cutting machines are available in standard bed sizes of 3M x 1.5M and 4M x 2M, with power sources ranging from 700W through to 2500W. All RVD PR models are supplied with a fast automatic hydraulic shuttle table with dual pallet changer to increase cutting time. Class leading component have been carefully selected resulting in a fast and reliable machine for production cutting. CCTV is fitted as standard equipment allowing the operator to safely view the cutting action. The optional tube cutting attachment can process round, square and oval tube up to 160mm.

RVD FIBRE LASER CUTTING

Watch the RVD SmartFibre CNC laser cutting machine in action cutting both sheet and tube !

Using a high precision class alpha rack and pinion drive motion system coupled with an nLight source and swiss made, RayTools cutting head this a truly versatile profile cutting machine.

Why choose an RVD Laser ?

High performance nLIGHT fibre laser technology
Raytools high performance torch with crash protection system
Rigid gantry system ensuring fast accurate positioning to X and Y axis
Automatic height sensor to ensure optimum cutting efficiency
Class leading brand components :
- nLIGHT laser source – US
- Raytools cutting head – Switzerland
- Cypcut CNC controller – China
- Cypdraw CAD/CAM software – China
- Schneider electrics – France
- Alpha Gear rack and pinion - Germany
- Hiwin linear guides – Taiwan
- Yaskawa servo motor and driver - Japan

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