I'm always very impressed by the speed of laser machines in cutting profiles. I still think that a CNC punch press such as a Trumpf 3000R can punch the holes much faster in thinner gauges. You have the added advantage that tapped holes, louvres, dimples etc can be inserted by the same machine in the cycle time.
Thanks for your comment. The cutting sequence has been programmed this way on purpose to show the high speed z-height positioning of the cutting head. For unattended night runs, it is safer to retract the head when the travel distance is more than 4 inches (100mm). With a high speed positioning system, we wanted to show that you don't lose any time by doing so.
I'm always very impressed by the speed of laser machines in cutting profiles. I still think that a CNC punch press such as a Trumpf 3000R can punch the holes much faster in thinner gauges. You have the added advantage that tapped holes, louvres, dimples etc can be inserted by the same machine in the cycle time.
rayfrith1 1 year ago
@rayfrith1
Hi rayfrith1,
Indeed, for some applications, punching machines will always be faster/better, no matter what brand.
LVDStrippit 1 year ago
LVD rules!
This Axel kicks our Orion 3015's ass! Lol.
Good work Mathieu!
Filipe
venceslau86 3 years ago
wow!!
azhkarot 3 years ago
Curious cutting pattern, a lot of time could be saved by moving cuts closer.
Peddobjoernen 3 years ago
@Peddobjoernen
Hi Peddobjoernen,
Thanks for your comment. The cutting sequence has been programmed this way on purpose to show the high speed z-height positioning of the cutting head. For unattended night runs, it is safer to retract the head when the travel distance is more than 4 inches (100mm). With a high speed positioning system, we wanted to show that you don't lose any time by doing so.
LVDStrippit 1 year ago
perfect machine
tolgiyum52 3 years ago