SC 3kw 3000W Sheet Metal Fiber Laser Cutting Machine For Sale

The price of a sheet metal 3000w fiber laser cutting machine can vary greatly depending on the make, model, and specification of the machine. Additionally, prices may also be affected by the country of manufacture, shipping and installation costs, and any additional taxes and charges. Under normal circumstances, the price of a 3000w sheet metal fiber laser cutting machine for sale with basic functions ranges from $18,500 to $80,000. Plus, higher-end machines with advanced performance and larger cut sizes can cost more.

It is important to note that the initial cost of a laser cutter is only one factor to consider when estimating its value. Other factors to consider include the machine’s reliability, ease of use, and output quality, as well as ongoing maintenance and operating costs. While the upfront cost of a laser cutter may seem high, it can provide significant cost savings and increased cutting efficiency in the long run, especially for high-volume and precision cutting applications.

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The maximum thickness that a 3000w fiber laser cutting machine can cut depends on the type of material being cut, beam quality, focus position, and cutting speed among other factors. In general, a 3000w fiber laser cutting machine can cut the following materials at most:

• Carbon steel: up to 25mm
• Stainless steel: up to 12mm
• Aluminum: up to 10mm
• Brass: up to 10mm
• Copper: up to 10mm
• Titanium: up to 10mm
• Nickel: up to 10mm
• Inconel: up to 10mm

It is important to note that these thicknesses are general guidelines and may vary by specific machine and application. It should be noted that the maximum thickness that can be cut will also be affected by the required cutting speed and cutting quality. Slower cutting speeds result in thicker maximum cut thicknesses, while faster cutting speeds may reduce the maximum thickness that can be cut. In addition, as the thickness of the cut increases, the quality of the cut may decrease, resulting in rougher edges or a larger heat-affected zone.

The cutting speed of a 3000W fiber laser cutting machine can vary depending on a number of factors, including the type and thickness of the material being cut, the quality and power of the laser source, the assist gas used, and the parameters and settings of the machine. Here are some typical cutting speeds for different materials when using a 3000W fiber laser cutting machine:

• Carbon steel: For carbon steel with a thickness of 1mm~3mm, the cutting speed can be 4m/min~50m/min. For thicker carbon steel, such as 5mm~10mm, the cutting speed can be between 1.5m/min~3.2m/min.
• Stainless steel: For stainless steel with a thickness of 1mm~3mm, the cutting speed can be from 12m/min to 58m/min. For thicker stainless steel, such as 5mm~10mm, the cutting speed can be between 0.9m/min~5m/min.
• Aluminum: For aluminum with a thickness of 1mm~3mm, the cutting speed can be 9m/min~40m/min. For thicker aluminum materials, such as 5mm~10mm, the cutting speed can be between 0.5m/min~5m/min.
• Copper and brass: For copper and brass with a thickness of 1mm~3mm, the cutting speed can be between 7m/min~17m/min. For thicker copper and brass, such as 5mm~10mm, the cutting speed can be between 0.5m/min~3.5m/min.
• Titanium: For titanium with a thickness of 1mm~3mm, the cutting speed can be between 4.5m/min~8.5m/min. For thicker titanium, such as 5mm~10mm, the cutting speed can be between 0.5m/min~3.2 m/min.

It is important to note that these cutting speeds are approximate and may vary depending on specific machines, materials, and cutting parameters. Cutting speed can also be adjusted according to the desired cut quality, with higher cutting speeds generally resulting in faster production but possibly reduced edge quality. Therefore, it is recommended to consult the machine’s specifications and guidelines and to make trial cuts to optimize cutting speed for specific materials and applications.