Laser tube cutter machine Wattsan Heavy Duty
Brief of Laser Tube Cutting Machine Wattsan Heavy Duty
Laser Pipe Cutting Machine Wattsan Heavy Duty
The Wattsan Heavy Duty is a 3-chuck tube laser cutting machine, equipped with a swivel laser head and full automatic tube feeding as standard. It is used for all kind of tubes. The machine can cut carbon and stainless steel tube, copper, aluminum alloy tube, and other metals.
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Protective cabin
The protective cabin ensures safe operation and eliminates contamination. The viewing window is made of special protective glass according to European CE standards.
The smoke generated by cutting passes through the filter system inside the cabin, thus providing an environmentally friendly cutting without polluting the external environment.
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Front, back and center chucks
A distinctive feature of Wattsan tube cutter is the presence of 3 pneumatic clamping chucks (front, back and center). The chucks rotate synchronously and move synchronously or individually.
The design of the machine is designed for reliable fixation of thick-walled pipes with a diameter of up to 640 mm, weighing up to 3000 kg (the machine can be equipped with chucks of the appropriate diameters).
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Servo Follow-up
The auxiliary support is controlled by an independent servo motor to move up and down, mainly to perform auxiliary support for excessive deformation of long cut pipes. Especially for small diameter pipes. When the rear chuck is moved to the appropriate position, the auxiliary support can be lowered to avoiance.
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Servo motors Yaskawa
The Wattsan tube cutter is equipped with Yaskawa servo motors. The advantages of servo motors include: 2 times increased reliability margin, easy replacement in case of breakdown, minimal vibration, lightweight design, acceleration up to 0.6G and max chuck rotation speed up to 80 r/min.
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Bevel cutting up to 45 degrees
The Wattsan Heavy Duty equipped with a swivel cutting head for cutting pipes and punching holes up to 45 degrees.
This function is indispensable for the subsequent welding of butt-to-butt pipes, beveled pipes, short pipes, products connected with fixing bolts. Will increase the demand for products and increase the range of machined parts.
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Loading and unloading system
Heavy duty equipped with loading and unloading system of heavy tubes, efficient and time-saving, reduces production preparation time. Significantly improves operational safety, saves labour and reduces production costs.
This system can support tube weights up to 3000 kg and diameters up to 640 mm
Anti-vibration support system
Purchase procedure
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Equipment selection
We assist you in making your choice of a machine matching your needs
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Sending invoice
We agree on the complete set of the machine and sending the invoice with the final cost of the equipment.
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Payment
In full if the machine is in stock. 50% in advance 50% at the delivery if the machine is not in stock.
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We check the machine
The 3 step quality control: at the Wattsan factory, at our warehouse in the Netherlands, before the delivery.
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Delivery or pick-up
Either a transport company or you pick up the machine from our warehouse.
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Launching equipment
We are here to assist you whenever you need support.
Laser head for your tasks
Wattsan metal cutters are equipped with laser heads from popular manufacturers such as Raytools, BOCI and Precitec.
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Technical characteristics
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A fiber-optic laser is best suited for cutting metal, but a specially equipped CO2 laser with a high-power laser tube may also be suitable for this purpose. However, it should be borne in mind that the thickness of the metal for cutting with a CO2 laser is limited to 1.5 mm, while a fiber-optic laser is capable of cutting up to 25 mm.
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The cost of an hour of laser cutting depends not only on the power of the laser machine and the speed of its operation, but also on a number of other factors, such as: the professional skills of the machine operator, the cost of renting a production room, the cost and consumption of electricity, the cost of the material itself, the amount of scrap and downtime of the machine, and much more. In order to unambiguously answer the question about the cost of an hour of laser cutting, it is necessary to take into account all these parameters.
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A focused laser beam is applied to the metal surface, as a result of which it melts, the molten material is blown out of the cutting zone with the help of an auxiliary gas.
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The power of the laser emitter depends on the thickness of the material being processed and the desired processing speed. For example, a 1 kW emitter will cut 1 mm thick stainless steel at a speed of 13 m/min, and a 3 kW emitter will cut the same material at a speed of about 35 m/min. Here everything depends on the budget and the expediency of using the maximum possible capacity. Although it can be said that in today's competitive realities it does not make sense to buy a laser machine with a power of less than 1 kW.