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Copper Laser Cutting Machine

Copper Laser Cutting Machine
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$12,900.00$191,000.00

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Product introduction

The copper laser cutting machine is a kind of equipment that uses laser technology to precisely cut copper materials. It utilizes a high-powered laser beam to melt, burn, or vaporize copper for precise and intricate cuts. When it comes to cutting copper, a laser cutter offers several advantages over traditional cutting methods such as sawing or milling. Copper is a highly conductive metal and can be challenging to cut with traditional tools due to its high thermal conductivity and softness. Laser cutting offers a non-contact process, minimizing the risk of material deformation or damage.
Copper has high thermal conductivity, making it more challenging to cut than other metals. The reflective properties of copper can also cause problems as it tends to reflect most of the laser energy to the cutting head. To overcome these challenges, high-power density fiber laser generators are usually used for cutting copper, because the laser light emitted by it is better absorbed by the material. The copper laser cutting machine is widely used in electronics, automobiles, jewelry, aerospace, construction, and other industries. It is commonly used to cut copper sheets, pipes, and other forms of copper materials to make electrical components, heat sinks, gaskets, decorations, and more.

Product Configuration

Fiber Laser Generator

Fiber Laser Generator

The laser source used by the machine is a high-quality fiber laser generator, which is famous for its excellent beam quality, energy efficiency, and long service life. The fiber laser generator is housed in a rugged housing that provides stable and reliable operation even in harsh industrial environments.

Sturdy Cutting Body

Sturdy Cutting Body

The internal structure of the body is welded by multiple rectangular tubes, and there are reinforced rectangular tubes inside the body to enhance the strength and stability of the bed. The solid bed structure not only increases the stability of the guide rail but also effectively prevents the deformation of the bed. The service life of the body is as long as 25 years.

High-Quality Laser Cutting Head

High-Quality Laser Cutting Head

The laser cutting head is equipped with a high-quality focusing mirror, which can be adjusted automatically or manually to precisely control the focus position of the laser beam. The laser cutting head is also equipped with an advanced capacitive height sensing system, which can accurately measure the distance between the cutting head and the material surface in real-time, ensuring consistent cutting quality even on uneven surfaces.

Friendly CNC Control System

Friendly CNC Control System

The machine is controlled by a user-friendly CNC system, which can be easily turned into a synthetically controlled cutting process. The CNC system offers a wide range of cutting parameters that can be set according to the specific material being cut, including laser power, cutting speed, and cutting gas pressure. It also offers advanced features such as automatic nesting, import/export positioning, and cutting angle control to optimize cutting results.

Security Features

Security Features

The laser-cutting machine is equipped with multiple safety measures to ensure safe operation. It has a smoke exhaust system, which can effectively remove the smoke and particles generated during its vicious process, protect the operator, and maintain a clean working environment. You can also add a fully enclosed cutting area according to requirements, and a safety interlock device can effectively prevent entering the cutting area during operation.

High Precision And Accuracy

High Precision And Accuracy

The focused laser beam enables extremely fine cuts with extremely narrow kerf widths, minimizing material waste and increasing material utilization. It can achieve cutting tolerances of up to ±0.05mm, ensuring precise and consistent cuts even for complex shapes and contours.

Fast Cutting Speed And High Efficiency

Fast Cutting Speed And High Efficiency

Compared with traditional metal cutting processes, fiber laser cutting technology can achieve faster cutting speeds, thereby increasing productivity and reducing production time. Depending on the type and thickness of the material being cut, the machine can reach cutting speeds of several meters per minute.

Flexible Cutting Options

Flexible Cutting Options

The laser cutting machine also offers flexibility in terms of cutting options. It can perform both high-speed perforation of thick materials and precise high-quality edge-cutting of thin materials. It can also perform bevel cuts to create beveled edges and chamfers.

Product Parameters

Model AKJ-1325F AKJ-1530F AKJ-1545F AKJ-2040F AKJ-2560F
Cutting Range 1300*2500mm 1500*3000mm 1500*4500mm 2000*4000mm 2500*6000mm
Laser Type Fiber Laser
Laser Power 1-30KW
Laser Generator Raycus, Max, BWT, JPT, IPG
Control Software Cypcut, Au3tech
Laser Head Raytools, Au3tech, Boci
Servo Motor Yaskawa, Delta
Guide Rail HIWIN
Maximum Moving Speed 100m/min
Maximum Acceleration 1.0G
Positioning Accuracy ±0.01mm
Repeat Positioning Accuracy ±0.02mm

Product Advantages

High Efficiency

Adopt high-speed digital motion control of a German technology system, especially suitable for high-speed and high-precision laser cutting.

Narrow Slit

The slit of the fiber laser cutting machine is very narrow, the lowest can reach 0.05mm, which is very suitable for the high-efficiency processing of precision parts.

Automatic Lubrication

The automatic mechanical lubrication system can lubricate the linear guide rail nearly 500 times per minute to ensure the high-precision operation of the laser cutting machine.

Stable Operation

The gantry structure with synchronous bilateral rack and pinion transmission and high-strength aluminum beams are adopted to improve the stability of the equipment.

Low Energy Consumption

The photoelectric conversion efficiency of the laser generator is as high as 25-30%, which can effectively save energy use.

Long Service Life

The stable cutting table has a long service life and can be used for 25 years without deformation.

Good Cutting Effect

The cutting surface is smooth, without burrs, and does not require secondary processing by workers, saving time and effort.

Low Maintenance Cost

The fiber laser cutting machine does not require a lens, which greatly reduces maintenance costs. The life of key components can reach 100,000 hours, and the performance is stable and reliable.

Cutting Thickness Reference

Laser Power Thickness (mm) Cutting Speed (m/min) Focus Position (mm) Cutting Height (mm) Gas Nozzle (mm) Pressure (bar)
6000W 1 25-30 -0.5 1 O2 2.0S 14
2 15-18 -1 0.5 O2 2.0S 14
3 8.0-10.0 -2 0.5 O2 2.0S 12
4 5.0-6.0 -2 0.5 O2 2.0S 12
5 3.0-4.0 -3 0.5 O2 2.5S 10
6 1.5-2.0 -3 0.5 O2 2.5S 10
8000W 1 25-30 -0.5 1 O2 2.0S 14
2 16-20 -1 0.5 O2 2.0S 14
3 12-14 -2 0.5 O2 2.0S 14
4 7.0-8.0 -2 0.5 O2 2.0S 12
5 4.0-5.0 -3 0.5 O2 2.5S 12
6 2.5-3.0 -3 0.5 O2 2.5S 12
8 1.0-1.5 -4 0.5 O2 3.0S 12
10 0.5-0.7 -5 0.5 O2 4.0S 12
10KW 1 25-30 -0.5 1 O2 2.0S 14
2 16-20 -1 0.5 O2 2.0S 14
3 12-15 -2 0.5 O2 2.0S 14
4 8-10 -3 0.5 O2 2.0S 12
5 5.0-6.0 -4.5 0.5 O2 2.5S 12
6 3.5-4.0 -5 0.5 O2 2.5S 12
8 1.5-2.0 -6 0.5 O2 3.0S 12
10 0.5-0.7 -8 0.5 O2 4.0S 12
12KW 1 25-30 -0.5 1 O2 2.0S 5
2 20-25 -1 0.5 O2 2.0S 5
3 16-18 -2 0.5 O2 2.0S 6
4 10-12 -3 0.5 O2 2.0S 8
5 6.0-8.0 -4.5 0.5 O2 2.5S 8
6 4.0-5.0 -5 0.5 O2 2.5S 8
8 2.0-2.5 -6 0.5 O2 3.0S 10
10 1.0-1.2 -8 0.5 O2 4.0S 12
15KW 1 25-30 -0.5 1 O2 2.0S 5
2 20-25 -1 0.5 O2 2.0S 5
3 18-20 -2 0.5 O2 2.0S 6
4 12-14 -3 0.5 O2 2.0S 8
5 8.0-9.0 -4.5 0.5 O2 2.5S 8
6 6.0-7.0 -5 0.5 O2 2.5S 8
8 2.5-3.5 -6 0.5 O2 3.0S 10
10 1.5-2.0 -8 0.5 O2 4.0S 12
20KW 1 25-30 0 1 O2 2.0S 5
2 25-30 0 0.5 O2 2.0S 5
3 20-25 0 0.5 O2 2.0S 6
4 16-18 -1 0.5 O2 2.5S 8
5 10-12 -1 0.5 O2 2.5S 8
6 8.0-10.0 -2 0.5 O2 3.0S 8
8 4.0-6.0 -3 0.5 O2 3.0S 10
10 2.0-3.5 -4 0.5 O2 3.5S 12
12 2.0-2.5 -5 0.5 O2 3.5S 12
30KW 1 25-30 0 1 O2 2.0S 5
2 25-30 0 0.5 O2 2.0S 5
3 20-25 0 0.5 O2 2.0S 6
4 18-20 -1 0.5 O2 2.5S 8
5 15-18 -1 0.5 O2 2.5S 8
6 10-15 -2 0.5 O2 3.0S 8
8 6.0-10.0 -3 0.5 O2 3.0S 10
10 2.0-3.5 -4 0.5 O2 3.5S 12
12 2.0-2.5 -5 0.5 O2 3.5S 12
14 1.5-2.0 -6 0.5 O2 3.5S 12
Note:
  • The cutting data adopts Raytools cutting head with an optical ratio of 100/125 (collimation/focus lens focal length).
  • The cutting auxiliary gases used in this cutting data are oxygen (purity 99.99%) and nitrogen (purity 99.99%).
  • The air pressure in this cutting data specifically refers to the monitoring of air pressure at the cutting head.
  • Due to differences in the equipment configuration and cutting process (machine tool, water cooling, environment, cutting nozzle, gas pressure, etc.) used by different customers, this data is for reference only.
  • The laser cutting machine produced by AccTek Laser follows these parameters.

Cutting Samples

The copper laser cutting machine is revolutionizing the way the industry uses this versatile and durable material. With its unrivaled precision, efficiency, and versatility, it has been widely used in various industries. With the advancement of technology and the development of the industry, the versatility and precision of laser-cutting machines will continue to release new possibilities.
Laser Cutting Sample of Copper
Laser Cutting Sample of Copper
Laser Cutting Sample of Copper
Laser Cutting Sample of Copper

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, laser-cutting machines can effectively cut copper. However, laser cutting copper can be more challenging than other materials due to its high reflectivity and excellent thermal conductivity. These characteristics can lead to problems such as heat absorption and increased heat dissipation, which can affect the efficiency and effectiveness of the cutting process.

To overcome the challenges associated with laser cutting copper, fiber laser generators are often the first choice for cutting copper. Fiber laser generators have high power densities, making them ideal for cutting reflective materials such as copper. They provide sufficient power density to overcome the reflectivity and thermal conductivity of copper, ensuring precise and clean cuts.

Laser cutting machines must be properly configured and optimized for copper cutting. Factors such as laser power, beam quality, focal length, cutting speed, and assist gas selection contribute to optimal cutting results. The thickness of the copper being cut also affects the laser-cutting process. Thicker copper sheets may require higher laser power and slower cutting speeds to ensure the best results. Additionally, safety precautions should be followed when laser cutting copper, as the process produces fumes and potentially molten metal. Work areas should be properly ventilated and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) worn to ensure operator safety.

In summary, a laser cutting machine can cut copper but requires the use of the proper laser technology, properly adjusted settings, and consideration of the specific properties of copper to achieve the best results.

The price of a copper laser cutting machine can vary greatly depending on several factors such as the size of the machine, power output, cutting area, brand, additional features, and the region or country of purchase. Generally speaking, copper laser cutting machines are considered high-end and sophisticated equipment, so they tend to cost more when compared to simple cutting machines. Also, prices may change over time due to market conditions and technological advancements.

In AccTek Laser’s experience, a basic entry-level copper laser cutting machine with lower power and a smaller cutting area can cost between $12,500 and $30,000. These machines are suitable for small or hobbyist applications. Mid-range copper laser cutting machines with higher power levels and larger cutting areas can cost between $30,000 and $100,000. These machines are suitable for small and medium businesses that require more advanced features and increased productivity. High-end or industrial-grade copper laser cutting machines with the latest technology, higher power levels, and larger cutting areas can cost between $100,000 and $1,000,000. These machines are designed for heavy-duty industrial use and offer advanced features such as automated systems, faster cutting speeds, and greater precision.

It is important to note that these price ranges are approximate and may vary depending on specific requirements, customization options, and the manufacturer or supplier selected. Additionally, additional costs such as installation, training, maintenance, and any necessary accessories should be considered when budgeting for a copper laser cutting machine. These factors affect the total cost of ownership and long-term satisfaction of the equipment.

If you want to get the exact price of the copper laser cutting machine, you can contact us directly. Our engineers will help you choose the right machine according to your needs and budget, and provide you with accurate price information.

The operating costs of laser cutting copper can vary based on several factors, including the power consumption of the machine, maintenance requirements, laser gas usage, and consumable costs. AccTek Laser can provide you with a rough estimate of the approximate cost range for each item involved in the copper laser-cutting process. Please note that the following cost estimates are approximate and may vary depending on circumstances such as location, market conditions, and individual service providers:

  • Energy Consumption: Laser-cutting machines require electricity to power the laser generator, machine parts, and associated cooling systems. Energy consumption depends on the machine’s power rating, duty cycle, and cutting speed. Electricity rates for laser-cutting copper can range from $0.10 to $0.50 per hour, depending on the power rating of the laser generator and local electricity rates.
  • Auxiliary Gas: Auxiliary gas is often used in the laser cutting process to improve cutting efficiency and quality. The most common assist gases used to cut copper are nitrogen or oxygen. The cost of assist gas can range from $0.10 to $2 per cubic foot. The consumption rate depends on the thickness and size of the copper plate being cut.
  • Laser Consumables: Laser cutting machines may require consumables such as laser lenses, nozzles, and protective windows. These consumables degrade over time and need to be replaced to maintain cut quality. The frequency of replacement depends on usage, material being cut, and specific machine. In our experience, these supplies cost around $50-$100 per month.
  • Labor Costs: If you have employees operating laser-cutting machines, you need to consider labor costs associated with their salaries, benefits, and training. Hourly wages for laser cutting operators range from $20 to $50, depending on skill level and location.
  • Maintenance and Service: Laser-cutting machines require regular maintenance to ensure optimum performance and longevity. Routine maintenance tasks such as cleaning, calibrating, and replacing worn parts incur costs. Additionally, unexpected breakdowns or repairs may occur and the cost may vary depending on the severity of the problem and the availability of replacement parts. According to rough statistics, the cost of maintenance and service is about 100-500 US dollars per month.

It’s worth noting that operating costs can vary widely based on factors such as machine efficiency, cutting speed, material thickness, and overall usage. Additionally, prices for consumables, auxiliary gas, electricity, and labor may vary depending on your location and circumstances. If you want to get a more accurate operating cost of laser cutting copper, you can contact us. Our engineers will provide detailed information according to your specific requirements and conditions.

Laser cutting copper itself is not harmful. However, there are certain safety considerations and precautions to consider when using laser-cutting machines, including those used to cut copper. These precautions are mostly related to the laser itself and the process involved. Here are some important points to consider:

  • Laser Safety: The laser generators used in laser cutting machines emit a concentrated beam of light that can cause eye and skin damage if proper safety precautions are not taken. Therefore, laser-cutting machines should be equipped with safety features such as enclosed workspaces, laser safety interlocks, and safety glasses to protect the operator from direct exposure to the laser beam.
  • Fume and Dust Extraction: Laser-cutting copper produces fumes and vapors that may contain fine particles, metal fumes, and potentially harmful gases. These fumes and particles may pose a health hazard if inhaled, so proper ventilation and exhaust systems should be in place to eliminate and control these emissions. Operators should work in a well-ventilated area or use an additional air filtration system to minimize exposure to any potentially hazardous by-products.
  • Material Considerations: Copper has excellent thermal conductivity and during laser cutting the material can become very hot and there is a risk of burns. Take proper precautions when handling hot materials to prevent accidental burns or injuries. The use of appropriate protective gloves and tools is recommended for handling the material.
  • Fire Safety: While copper is a relatively non-combustible material, flammable materials such as paint used during cutting or surrounding materials can start a fire. Implementing fire safety measures such as fire-resistant materials, fire suppression systems, and fire alarms can help reduce fire hazards during laser-cutting operations.
  • Training and Knowledge: Operators should receive proper training in the safe operation of laser cutting machines, including knowledge of machine controls, safety protocols, and emergency procedures. Following safe practices, wearing proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and following the machine manufacturer’s guidelines contribute to safe operation.
  • Electrical Safety: Copper is a good conductor of electricity. There is a risk of electric shock if the laser cutting machine comes into contact with exposed electrical connections or conductive surfaces. Following proper electrical safety guidelines and making sure the machine is properly grounded will help keep it away from electrical hazards.

To ensure safety when laser cutting copper, it is recommended to follow the safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer of the laser cutting machine, follow industry best practices, and provide proper training to the operator. Implementing safety measures and maintaining a safe work environment will minimize potential risks and ensure the safety of operators involved in the laser-cutting process.

No, copper is generally more challenging to cut with a laser than steel. Laser cutting involves using a highly focused laser beam to melt or vaporize material, resulting in precise, clean cuts. There are several reasons for this:

  • Thermal Conductivity: Copper has high thermal conductivity, which means it can efficiently conduct heat away from the cutting area. This can lead to a larger heat-affected zone during laser cutting and make it more difficult to achieve a clean cut without excessive melting or burrs. The high thermal conductivity of copper requires higher laser power and specialized cutting techniques to achieve satisfactory results.
  • Reflectivity: Copper is a material that is highly reflective to the infrared laser wavelengths commonly used in laser cutting. When a laser beam interacts with a copper surface, a significant portion of the laser energy is reflected rather than absorbed, reducing the efficiency of the cutting process. Therefore, more laser power may be required to effectively cut copper.
  • Oxidation: When copper is cut with a laser, it tends to react with oxygen in the air, forming a thin layer of oxide on its surface. This oxide layer affects cut quality and may require additional measures, such as the use of assist gas, to improve the cutting process.
  • Thermal Expansion: Copper has a higher coefficient of thermal expansion compared to steel. When copper is locally heated during laser cutting, it undergoes greater expansion and contraction, potentially causing the material to deform or warp.

Despite these challenges, laser cutting remains a viable option for cutting copper, especially when high precision and complex designs are required. To overcome the difficulties associated with laser cutting copper, various techniques and strategies can be employed to increase copper cutting efficiency, such as using higher laser power, optimizing cutting parameters, using assist gases, and employing dedicated laser systems designed for copper cutting.

Nitrogen (N2) and oxygen (O2) are commonly used assist gases when cutting copper with a laser. The choice of assist gas depends on the desired cutting results and the thickness of the copper being cut. Here is an overview of using nitrogen and oxygen as assist gases when laser cutting copper:

  • Nitrogen (N2): Nitrogen is often used as an assist gas for laser cutting copper. When nitrogen is used, it acts as a shielding gas to displace oxygen in the cutting area. Nitrogen is an inert gas that does not react with copper, ensuring a clean and oxide-free cut. It helps prevent oxidation and reduces the risk of burrs or discoloration on cut edges. Additionally, the use of nitrogen as an assist gas also helps reduce heat transfer during cutting. Nitrogen is typically used for cutting thin to medium-thickness copper.
  • Oxygen (O2): Oxygen can also be used as an assist gas for laser cutting copper, but it produces a different effect than nitrogen. Oxygen reacts with copper during cutting, facilitating the exothermic reaction and enhancing the cutting process. It provides faster cutting speeds and better material removal rates. But when oxygen is used, more visible oxide may form on the cut edge, which may require post-processing to remove the oxide and achieve a clean surface finish. Oxygen is also more cost-effective compared to nitrogen, which can be advantageous for some applications

The choice of nitrogen or oxygen as an assist gas will depend on the specific requirements of the application. Nitrogen is often preferred when a clean and oxide-free surface is required, such as in electronic or precision applications. Oxygen is more suitable when faster cutting speeds are required and some oxidation is acceptable, such as in industrial or manufacturing applications.

It is worth noting that assist gas pressure, flow rate, and nozzle design can also affect cutting performance and results. Optimal assist gas parameters may vary depending on the specific laser cutting machine, copper thickness, and other factors. It is recommended to consult the machine manufacturer’s guidelines or work with an experienced operator to determine the best assist gas and parameters for laser cutting copper in your particular setup.

Several properties of copper affect laser cutting speed. The following are key attributes that affect the speed of copper laser cutting:

  • Reflectivity: Copper is highly reflective of laser light, especially at the wavelengths commonly used to cut copper. High reflectivity causes a portion of the laser energy to be reflected instead of being absorbed by the material, thereby affecting how efficiently the material absorbs laser energy. Therefore, higher laser power or slower cutting speed is required to achieve efficient cutting. The reflectivity of copper affects overall cutting speed and productivity.
  • Thermal Conductivity: Copper has excellent thermal conductivity, which means it can effectively dissipate heat. During laser cutting, the laser beam heats the material and excess heat is conducted away by the copper. This affects cutting speed, as copper’s high thermal conductivity causes the material to dissipate heat faster and heat more slowly. Slower heating may require longer dwell times or slower cutting speeds for optimal cutting.
  • Material Thickness: The thickness of the copper material being cut will also affect the laser cutting speed. Thicker copper requires more laser power and slower cutting speeds to ensure effective cutting. This is because the laser energy needs to penetrate the entire thickness of the material to achieve a clean, complete cut.
  • Purity and Alloy Composition: Copper can vary in purity and alloy composition, and different alloys can have different properties that affect cutting speed. Pure copper is generally easier to cut than copper alloys containing other elements. Copper alloys with added elements may have different thermal conductivity and reflectivity properties, which may affect the cutting process. The cutting parameters need to be adjusted accordingly according to the specific alloy composition.
  • Cut Quality Requirements: The desired cut quality and surface finish also play a role in determining cut speed. For example, if a high-quality, smooth cut is desired, the cutting speed may need to be reduced to ensure precise and clean edges. Faster cutting speeds can be achieved if the application allows for slightly rougher or less precise cuts.
  • Absorption Coefficient: The absorption coefficient of copper indicates how much the material absorbs laser energy. This depends on factors such as the laser wavelength and the surface condition of the copper. A higher absorption coefficient means the material absorbs more laser energy, allowing for faster cutting speeds.

These characteristics and their effect on laser cutting speed need to be considered when determining the optimal cutting parameters for copper. The choice of laser power, assist gas, focal length, and cutting speed should be carefully adjusted to balance effective cutting speed with desired cut quality and precision. Conducting material testing and consulting with an expert or equipment manufacturer can help determine the appropriate laser cutting parameters and speed for cutting copper in a particular application.

When lasers are used to cut copper, the performance of its inherent properties or functions is generally not compromised. When the laser cutting process is performed correctly under the appropriate parameters, it mainly affects the physical size and surface characteristics of the copper material being cut. Here are some key points to consider regarding the effect of laser cutting on copper properties:

  • Heat Affected Zone (HAZ): Laser cutting generates heat, some of which is transferred to the area surrounding the cut, known as the Heat Affected Zone (HAZ). The heat-affected zone may exhibit altered material properties compared to unaffected copper areas. The extent of the heat-affected zone depends on laser power, cutting speed, and material thickness. In most cases, the heat-affected zone in copper is relatively small and has little impact on performance. However, for certain applications where the mechanical or electrical properties of the copper are critical, the heat-affected zone should be considered and possibly minimized by proper laser cutting parameters.
  • Oxidation and Discoloration: Copper reacts readily with oxygen at high temperatures, causing oxidation. Laser-cutting copper can result in localized heating and exposure to oxygen, which can lead to oxidation and discoloration of the cut edges. This oxide layer can affect the surface quality and, in some cases, the electrical conductivity or other performance characteristics of the copper. To mitigate this, an assist gas such as nitrogen is often used to replace oxygen during the cutting process, thereby reducing oxidation and maintaining the properties and appearance of the material.
  • Residual Stress: Laser cutting can generate residual stress in the material due to localized heating and rapid cooling. While copper is known for its good thermal conductivity, some residual stress may still be present. These residual stresses may have little effect on the overall properties of the copper material, but for specific applications where dimensional stability or stress-sensitive properties are critical, appropriate post-processing or stress-relieving techniques may be required.

The effect of laser cutting on copper properties is usually minimal and can be mitigated by proper laser cutting techniques, selection of appropriate cutting parameters, and use of assist gases. The specific requirements and performance characteristics required for your application need to be considered and consulted with an experienced professional or manufacturer to ensure that the laser-cutting process does not compromise the properties of the copper material.

Equipment Selection

At AccTek Laser, we understand that different businesses have different needs, which is why we offer you a range of models to choose from. Whether you need a fully enclosed laser cover, an exchange worktable, or both, we have a machine for you. Take your cutting capabilities to the next level by investing in our fiber laser cutting machines.

Why Choose AccTek Laser

Productivity

Unparalleled Expertise

With years of experience in laser cutting technology, we have honed our expertise to provide cutting-edge solutions tailored to your unique needs. Our team of skilled engineers and technicians has the in-depth knowledge to ensure you get the perfect laser-cutting machine for your specific application.

Quality

Comprehensive Support And Service

At AccTek Laser, we build strong relationships with our clients. Our dedicated support team provides prompt assistance and after-sales service to keep your laser-cutting machine running at its best for years to come. Your satisfaction is our top priority and we will help you every step of the way.

Reliability

Strict Quality Control

Quality is the cornerstone of our manufacturing process. Every laser-cutting machine is rigorously tested and adheres to strict quality control standards, ensuring that the product you receive meets the highest industry benchmarks. Our dedication to quality ensures you get a machine that performs consistently and delivers perfect cuts every time.

Cost-Effective Solution

Cost-Effective Solution

We understand the importance of cost efficiency in today’s competitive landscape. Our laser-cutting machines can provide excellent value for your investment, minimizing downtime and reducing operating costs while maximizing productivity and efficiency.

Customer Reviews

4 reviews for Copper Laser Cutting Machine

  1. Yara

    The laser cutting machine’s advanced features streamline our workflow, delivering high-quality results with minimal downtime.

  2. Ayesha

    With the laser cutter, we achieve precise cut copper, optimizing material usage and reducing waste in our workshop.

  3. Sofia

    Impressed by the laser cutter’s versatility, capable of intricate designs and smooth edges on copper materials.

  4. Genet

    With impressive cutting precision on copper, the machine’s accuracy makes it an indispensable tool for our metal fabrication projects.

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