OMTech’s 1.5-kilowatt fiber laser cutting machine is being positioned for small and midsize metalworking businesses and professional studios that need a compact, enclosed system for common sheet-metal cutting. The manufacturer says the unit combines a 1,500-watt fiber laser, a 23.6-by-23.6-inch work area and integrated cooling in a package designed for relatively simple installation. The system is intended for applications including custom signage and structural metal components.
The machine uses a 1,500-watt high-power fiber laser and is rated at a cutting speed of up to 27.56 inches per second. OMTech says the combination is intended to balance throughput with edge quality and dimensional accuracy.
According to the manufacturer’s specifications, recommended maximum thicknesses are 0.2 inch for stainless steel and 0.4 inch for carbon steel. Those figures are presented as guidance for the equipment’s cutting range and may vary with material grade and operating conditions.
| Material type | Maximum recommended thickness |
|---|---|
| Stainless steel | ≤ 0.2 inch |
| Carbon steel | ≤ 0.4 inch |
The machine is built with a fully enclosed body intended to block laser radiation. Its viewing window is rated OD8+, a high level of laser protection designed to shield operators’ eyes from reflected or scattered light during close observation of the cutting process.
The system also includes safety relays and an interlock system. OMTech says any unexpected door opening or abnormal condition during operation can trigger an emergency stop, a design intended to reduce exposure to hazardous conditions.
The unit has an effective work area of 23.6 by 23.6 inches. A front-to-back pass-through feed opening accepts material up to 24.8 inches wide, allowing operators to process longer or wider sheets in segments when the load remains within the machine’s weight capacity.
The company says the water-cooling system and laser power supply are built in, reducing preparation time and installation cost. The machine is described as ready for use once connected to power.
Because the machine is a large precision manufacturing tool, OMTech says it requires special handling during transport. The product carries an additional $3,000 logistics fee, with the final settlement adjusted against actual shipping costs through refund or supplemental charge, a structure the company describes as transparent.
OMTech’s 1.5-kilowatt fiber laser cutting machine is being positioned for small and midsize metalworking businesses and professional studios that need a compact, enclosed system for common sheet-metal cutting. The manufacturer says the unit combines a 1,500-watt fiber laser, a 23.6-by-23.6-inch work area and integrated cooling in a package designed for relatively simple installation. The system is intended for applications including custom signage and structural metal components.
The machine uses a 1,500-watt high-power fiber laser and is rated at a cutting speed of up to 27.56 inches per second. OMTech says the combination is intended to balance throughput with edge quality and dimensional accuracy.
According to the manufacturer’s specifications, recommended maximum thicknesses are 0.2 inch for stainless steel and 0.4 inch for carbon steel. Those figures are presented as guidance for the equipment’s cutting range and may vary with material grade and operating conditions.
| Material type | Maximum recommended thickness |
|---|---|
| Stainless steel | ≤ 0.2 inch |
| Carbon steel | ≤ 0.4 inch |
The machine is built with a fully enclosed body intended to block laser radiation. Its viewing window is rated OD8+, a high level of laser protection designed to shield operators’ eyes from reflected or scattered light during close observation of the cutting process.
The system also includes safety relays and an interlock system. OMTech says any unexpected door opening or abnormal condition during operation can trigger an emergency stop, a design intended to reduce exposure to hazardous conditions.
The unit has an effective work area of 23.6 by 23.6 inches. A front-to-back pass-through feed opening accepts material up to 24.8 inches wide, allowing operators to process longer or wider sheets in segments when the load remains within the machine’s weight capacity.
The company says the water-cooling system and laser power supply are built in, reducing preparation time and installation cost. The machine is described as ready for use once connected to power.
Because the machine is a large precision manufacturing tool, OMTech says it requires special handling during transport. The product carries an additional $3,000 logistics fee, with the final settlement adjusted against actual shipping costs through refund or supplemental charge, a structure the company describes as transparent.