Open Sheet Cutting
A compact platform for common sheet formats, flexible batches, and fast changeovers.
SHEET · TUBE · LASER WELDING
Choose the right laser system for the job
Explore open sheet, exchange-table and long-format systems, two tube-cutting layouts, sheet-and-tube equipment, and handheld laser welding.
Eight systems for sheet, tube, and welding
Compare each equipment layout by workpiece and process to identify the right category.
Long-format Rail System
Scalable travel for large-format sheet, heavy workpieces, and long production lines.
Enclosed Exchange Table
Alternating worktables combine continuous output with enclosed dust and fume control.
Push-feed Tube Cutting
Front and rear chucks with tube supports provide stable feeding for common profiles.
Side-loading Tube Cutting
A side-mounted layout integrates automated loading for long, heavy, and repeat batches.
Sheet and Tube System
Process sheet and tube on one footprint to reduce equipment and workflow changes.
Rolling Serrated-bed System
Movable serrated supports reduce contact and slag buildup while supporting automated handling.
Handheld Laser Welding
A flexible system for thin sheet, precision parts, and varied welding tasks.
How do you choose a laser cutting system?
Start with the workpiece, material range, maximum size, and output target. These four details help an application engineer identify the right equipment category.
Workpiece
Choose a sheet system for sheet-only work, a tube system for round tube, square tube, or profiles, and consider a combined system when both are part of production.
Size and weight
Provide the sheet dimensions, tube length, and maximum part weight. Large sheets, long tube, and heavy workpieces need suitable travel, support, and loading arrangements.
Production pace
Share your shift output, batch sizes, and changeover frequency. Repeated production may benefit from exchange tables, automated loading, or line integration.
Site conditions
Confirm the available floor space, power, fume extraction, and material path. The equipment layout needs to fit the factory and the surrounding process.
Common selection questions
What information should I prepare before requesting a quote?
Prepare the material types, thickness range, largest workpiece, output target, and available floor space. Drawings or sample parts are also useful during the discussion.
When is a sheet-and-tube system a good fit?
It can suit manufacturers that process both sheet and common tube formats and want to reduce floor space and process changes. The final configuration depends on the workpiece range and output target.
How can I get an equipment recommendation?
Submit the product category, company, mobile number, and application through the form. Ruixingyue Laser will use those details to confirm the workpiece and production conditions with you.
PROJECT INQUIRY
Tell us what you need to cut
Tell us the material, thickness, dimensions, and process so we can discuss a suitable configuration.
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