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Belgium, 8510 MARKE

ADIGE LT651 Tube laser

30,000 €

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Hungary, 1123 Budapest

TRUMPF TruLaser 3030 Fiber Laser 3000W

85,000 €

FREUTEK LMM00011 Fiber Laser Cutting Machine 3kW

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Italy, 10156 Torino

FREUTEK LMM00011 Fiber Laser Cutting Machine 3kW

28/11/2024 11:43

Bids: 0

28,000 €

FREUTEK LMM0009 Fiber Laser Cutting Machine 1.5kW

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Italy, 10156 Torino

FREUTEK LMM0009 Fiber Laser Cutting Machine 1.5kW

28/11/2024 10:36

Bids: 0

23,000 €

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Spain, 30870 Mazarrón

ACCTEK AKJ1530FR Laser Cutting Machine

Closes in: 1d 2h

Bids: 5

19,500 €

MAZAK SPACE GEAR-48 MK-2 Laser Cutting Machine

Germany, 79350 Sexau

MAZAK SPACE GEAR-48 MK-2 Laser Cutting Machine

28/11/2024 10:10

Bids: 0

6,900 €

TRUMPF Laser manufacturing cell TruLaser / Truststore

Germany, 52511 Geilenkirchen

TRUMPF Laser manufacturing cell TruLaser / Truststore

TRUMPF TruLaser Tube 3000 fiber Laser Cutting Machine

Germany, 71254 Ditzingen

TRUMPF TruLaser Tube 3000 fiber Laser Cutting Machine

FREUTEK LMM0003 Enclosed Fiber Laser Marking Machine 20W (110x110 mm)

Spain, 08570 Torello, España

FREUTEK LMM0003 Enclosed Fiber Laser Marking Machine 20W (110x110 mm)

Closes in: 1d 3h

Bids: 0

2,544 €

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TRUMPF TruLaser 3030 (L49) 6 kW Laser Cutting Machine

Germany, 52511 Geilenkirchen

TRUMPF TruLaser 3030 (L49) 6 kW Laser Cutting Machine

Germany, 52511 Geilenkirchen

TRUMPF TruLaser 3030 (L49) 6 kW Laser Cutting Machine

Germany, 52511 Geilenkirchen

TRUMPF TruLaser 3030 (L49) 6 kW Laser Cutting Machine

BYSTRONIC BySmart Fiber 3015 Laser Cutting Machine

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Poland, 39-307 Gawłuszowice

BYSTRONIC BySmart Fiber 3015 Laser Cutting Machine

Hungary, 1027 Budapest

DURMA HD-F 3015 Laser Cutting Machine

160,000 €

Spain, 26323 Hormilla (La Rioja)

AMADA FO MII 3015 NT Laser Cutting Machine + MP Flexit 3015 Loading and Unloading Device

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TRUMPF Trumatic 6000 L FMC TLF 2700 Laser Cutting Machine

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Germany, 77948 Friesenheim

TRUMPF Trumatic 6000 L FMC TLF 2700 Laser Cutting Machine

10/12/2024 10:07

Bids: 0

32,000 €

FREUTEK LMM00010 Fiber Laser Cutting Machine 2kW

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Italy, 10156 Torino

FREUTEK LMM00010 Fiber Laser Cutting Machine 2kW

28/11/2024 11:07

Bids: 0

25,500 €

BODOR 720C-i7IPG1000 Laser Cutting Machine

Hungary, 2100 Gödöllő

BODOR 720C-i7IPG1000 Laser Cutting Machine

50,000 €

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Spain, 26323 Hormilla (La Rioja)

TRUMPF L3050 Laser Cutting Machine

BYSTRONIC BySpeed 3015 Laser Cutting Machine + ByTrans Transport System

Netherlands, 8102 PH Raalte

BYSTRONIC BySpeed 3015 Laser Cutting Machine + ByTrans Transport System

25/11/2024 14:11

Bids: 0

12,000 €

CRISAPROD CNC SENFENG 3015 g Laser Cutting Machine

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Romania, 210196 Targu Jiu, Gorj

CRISAPROD CNC SENFENG 3015 g Laser Cutting Machine

26/11/2024 09:05

Bids: 0

12,000 €

TRUMPF TRULASER 3030 Laser Cutting Machine with Additional Interchangeable Table

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Poland, 02-954 Warszawa

TRUMPF TRULASER 3030 Laser Cutting Machine with Additional Interchangeable Table

26/11/2024 09:22

Bids: 1

8,500 €

MAZAK SUPER TURBO-X48 MKII Laser Cutting Machine

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Bulgaria, 1378 Sofia

MAZAK SUPER TURBO-X48 MKII Laser Cutting Machine

26/11/2024 09:30

Bids: 0

8,500 €

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Netherlands, 5047 TC Tilburg

BYSTRONIC BySpeed 3015 laser cutting machine + ByTrans transport system

25/11/2024 14:15

Bids: 0

5,000 €

FREUTEK LMM0007 All-in-One 30W Fiber Laser marking and engraving machine (110 x 110 mm)

Italy, 10156 Torino

FREUTEK LMM0007 All-in-One 30W Fiber Laser marking and engraving machine (110 x 110 mm)

28/11/2024 10:04

Bids: 0

3,647 €

FREUTEK LMM0006 Enclosed fiber Laser marking and engraving machine 30W (110x110 mm)

Italy, 10156 Torino

FREUTEK LMM0006 Enclosed fiber Laser marking and engraving machine 30W (110x110 mm)

28/11/2024 11:12

Bids: 0

2,748 €

Italy, 10156 Torino

FREUTEK LMM0003 Enclosed fiber Laser marking machine 20W (110x110 mm)

28/11/2024 10:26

Bids: 0

2,544 €

Germany, 33397 Rietberg

TRUMPF TLF 3000 Turbo Laser Source

27/11/2024 14:12

Bids: 0

1,600 €

DELTA VISION 981DV laser marking machine

Italy, 10042 Nichelino

DELTA VISION 981DV laser marking machine

19/12/2024 11:36

Bids: 0

750 €

TRUMPF LASERCELL TLC 1005 3D Laser Cutting System, defect

Germany, 52511 Geilenkirchen

TRUMPF LASERCELL TLC 1005 3D Laser Cutting System, defect

800 €

Netherlands, 5731 AG Mierlo

FOBA Y.0101-AC laser engraving unit

09/12/2024 14:32

Bids: 0

750 €

Belgium, 8510 MARKE

GOLDEN LASER P2060 Tube Laser

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Bids: 0

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Overview

Definition: Laser Cutting Machines
Laser cutting machines - for professional cutting work in industrial production
History, development and background of laser cutting machines
Structure of a laser cutter
Types of CNC lasers
Areas of application for laser cutting machines
Laser cutting machine requirements
Buying used laser cutters
Overview of laser cutting machine manufacturers

Definition: Laser Cutting Machines

CNC laser cutting machines achieve the highest precision and quality in the non-contact cutting of steel, stainless steel and aluminium. Complex shapes can be produced effortlessly thanks to their high laser power. Therefore, laser systems are displacing conventional punching and nibbling machines from many areas of application. In addition to the widespread CO2 laser, solid-state lasers, fiber lasers, YAG lasers and other systems are also available. Laser cutting machines are very popular as used machines, e.g. used models from AMADA or TRUMPF (Trumatic 3030, Trulaser etc.). You will find these and countless other machines at Surplex, your marketplace for used machines.

Laser cutting machines - for professional cutting work in industrial production

What is a laser cutter used for? Laser cutting machines, or laser cutters, are machine tools for use in the industrial processing of metals and other materials. Laser cutting can be performed in a variety of ways. The most widespread methods are laser beam cutting, laser beam fusion cutting and sublimation cutting. The main benefits of laser cutting are that production can commence on a single piece and that a wide variety of materials can be cut. Economical exploitation of materials and very clean cutting edges on certain materials that do not require reworking are two other positive aspects of this cutting process. Disadvantages include the high up-front costs for the equipment and ongoing costs for power and gas.

Machinery for cutting sheet metal
Three different common procedures
Various materials can be cut

Laser cutting can be performed through scoring or thermal laser separation (TLS). While the three methods mentioned are suitable for all materials (particularly structural steel, stainless steel, aluminium and non-ferrous metal), scoring and TLS are primarily used on brittle materials such as glass, ceramics and semiconductor plates.

History, development and background of laser cutting machines

The laser cutting machine was developed to enable effective processing of workpieces and can be deployed very economically even with small batch sizes, in contrast to punching and nibbling. Some manufacturers have started producing combination machines, which combine the processes of laser cutting, punching and nibbling in a single piece of equipment. The way in which stainless steel can be cut economically is also an advantage, as well as the very complex shapes that can be produced.

Laser cutting machine in operation

Structure of a laser cutter

A laser cutting machine consists of a clad base frame onto which all the components are attached. Traditional laser cutters feature a laser beam source, laser beam guidance and a machining head with optical equipment to focus the laser beam, as well as a copper cutting nozzle. The various elements possess a range of mirrors to help guide the laser beam. The laser technology is designed in such a way that the laser beam departs from its source, is guided around deflection mirrors to the focussing optics at the site of processing. The optical system focusses the laser beam to achieve the intensity required for cutting. In the case of Nd:YAG lasers, fibre lasers and disc lasers, the laser beam is guided in the form of near-infrared light via an optical cable. The surface upon which the panel material to be cut is placed features tips, teeth or cutting edges, which guarantee a small support surface. It is made from a laser-resistant material featuring low back reflection to ensure the material is not unintentionally destroyed from below. Proper work preparation is a key aspect in laser cutting sheet metal. The programmes for operating the machine can be created offline or through inputting parameters into the machine. CAD/CAM solutions are the most widespread methods.

Types of CNC lasers

Those wishing to perform metal laser cutting generally make this decision based on CO2 output. In addition to gas lasers, solid-state lasers (Nd:YAG lasers) are also widespread and use neodymium-doped YAG crystal as the active medium. There are also fibre lasers, which are very efficient and easy to focus. The type of laser machine required depends on the material to be processed and the desired quality of the end product. Today, the most modern laser cutting machines are generally CNC lasers, which function on the principle of computerised numerical control. Professional laser cutters are also available in special versions, such as pipe-, profile- and marking lasers. Deciding which laser cutting machine to use largely depends on the intended purpose for the device.

Areas of application for laser cutting machines

Laser beam cutting is a thermal separation process which is regularly used for the processing of metal. What is a laser cutter used for? The material involved is often sheet metal, which sophisticated machines can simultaneously mark, nibble and punch. Metal laser cutters are used wherever there are sheets of metal in need of processing, such as steel construction, machinery construction and apparatus/tool manufacturer. Laser cut steel can be shaped into very complex forms, including very small cogged pinions made from structural steel using a pulsed laser. Special ventilation grates can also be created. Even steel as thick as 40 mm can be effectively cut using these machines. Stainless steel can be cut at widths of up to 50 mm. Aluminium is suitable for laser cutting at widths of up to 25 mm. Other materials, such as wood, are sometimes also processed using laser cutters, especially wood pallets. CNC lasers are also suited to other organic materials. Laser cutters are often operated two-dimensionally but, in some models, are also suitable for processing 3D items, such as pipes and profiles. Depending on the equipment included in the device, laser cutting also enables the production of three-dimensional openings.

Laser cutting machine requirements

Those looking to buy a laser cutter have often made the decision on the basis of lower CO2 emissions. These types of machines enable operators to precisely and rapidly process metallic materials, and speeds of up to 10 - 100 metres per second are commonplace, depending on the performance capabilities of the device. Laser cutting allows workpieces to be processed without physical human intervention and with a very small amount of power; they make it economically viable to produce small batches, which would not be the case with punching machines. There are also CNC lasers possessing an optional punching head enabling any types of contour to be created thanks to the combination of punching and lasering. Precise work results can be expected as a matter of course since most lasers use CNC technology and the more complex pieces of machinery are equipped with professional focussing optics to produce the highest quality laser cut steel.

Buying used laser cutters

Those looking to buy a used laser cutting machine should ensure the device is equipped with the latest laser technology. A CNC laser should be powerful enough to processing panel thicknesses of 40 mm for steel, 50 mm for stainless steel and 25 mm for aluminium. If the laser uses CNC technology, it is crucial that the software used is up-to-date. If you decide to buy a used laser cutting machine, an entry-level model with 2D technology can be relatively cost-effective alternative. However, you should aim for the highest accuracy and best cutting quality and the device should feature settings enabling you to switch between flat surfaces and pipe structures. For industrial applications, laser cutters with two cutting heads are ideal.

Overview of laser cutting machine manufacturers

A range of companies have specialised in the manufacture of laser cutters, some of which include: TRUMPF, MAZAK, ESAB, LASER, ERMAK and AMADA, as well as HACO, BEHRENS and PRIMA POWER. Your first port-of-call for a second-hand laser cutter is Surplex. We regularly have second-hand laser cutters for sale from the field of laser technology at attractive prices, so it is worth having a look from time-to-time to see whether you can pick up a laser metal cutting machine at a bargain price. If the right equipment is not available at the moment, please visit us again in the near future. Our portfolio is continually expanding through company liquidations, clearance sales and insolvencies.