FIBER Laser Sources for Cutting Machines

Modern Fiber Laser Sources – The Future of Material Processing

Laser sources are a key component in cutting, welding and material processing systems. In particular, modern fiber laser sources offer power ranges from 1,000 W up to 60,000 W, allowing flexible application in various industrial and manufacturing processes. As a leading industrial machinery manufacturer, we provide high-performance solutions with electro-optical conversion efficiency exceeding 50%. The primary applications of laser sources include cutting, welding, material processing and medical manufacturing. Our industrial machines use a precise laser beam to achieve a high level of accuracy, essential for complex and demanding operations.

Fiber Laser Source – Advanced Technologies

Fiber laser sources incorporate advanced technologies that enhance their performance and precision. The optimised second-generation fiber transmission system, as used in Raycus lasers, utilises a fiber laser source providing improved cutting results and higher processing quality. Laser machines equipped with MOPA technology, used for precision marking and engraving, minimise nonlinear effects, resulting in superior task quality. Specialised laser sources such as green (532 nm) and UV (355 nm) models are ideal for engraving transparent materials and precision marking. Fiber laser systems with different wavelengths and power levels can be configured to meet specific user requirements.

Reliability and Efficiency of Our Laser Sources

Our laser sources are characterised by high reliability and operational efficiency. Maintenance-free operation and low operating costs are possible thanks to the excellent stability and long lifespan of these devices. The modular design facilitates integration with existing production systems, ensuring flexibility in configuration and operation. In addition, the precise laser beam and reduced heat-affected zone guarantee superior processing quality, essential for perfect results in cutting and welding. Laser sources such as BWT models offer power stability below 1.5% at 25°C over two hours, ensuring dependable performance in long-term industrial applications.