| Model | AKJ1530F | AKJ1545F | AKJ1560F | AKJ2030F | AKJ2040F | AKJ2060F | AKJ2560F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting Range | 1500*3000mm | 1500*4500mm | 1500*6000mm | 2000*3000mm | 2000*4000mm | 2000*6000mm | 2500*6000mm |
| Laser Power | 1500-40000W | ||||||
| Laser Generator | Raycus/Max/IPG | ||||||
| Control System | Au3tech/Cypcut | ||||||
| Laser Cutting Head | Au3tech/Raytools/Boci | ||||||
| Transmission System | Rack Drive | ||||||
| Rack | VASTUN/Apex/YYC | ||||||
| Guide Rail | HIWIN | ||||||
| Gear Reducer | Motoreducer | ||||||
| Ball Screw | TBI | ||||||
| Servo Motor | Delta/Yaskawa | ||||||
| Electronic Components | Schneider | ||||||
| Pneumatic Components | SMC/AirTAC | ||||||
| Water Chiller | S&A/Hanli | ||||||
| Maximum Moving Speed | 100m/min | ||||||
| Maximum Acceleration | 1.0G | ||||||
| Positioning Accuracy | ±0.01mm | ||||||
| Repeat Positioning Accuracy | ±0.03mm | ||||||
| Voltage and Frequency | 380V 50Hz/60HZ | ||||||
| Comparison Item | Laser Cutting | Plasma Cutting | Waterjet Cutting | Mechanical Cutting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting Principle | Uses a focused laser beam to melt and cut stainless steel | Uses a plasma arc to melt conductive metal | Uses high-pressure water and abrasive to erode material | Uses blades, saws, punches, or milling tools |
| Cutting Precision | Very high precision for detailed stainless steel parts | Medium precision, less suitable for fine details | High precision, but usually slower | Medium precision, depends on tool and machine rigidity |
| Edge Quality | Smooth edges with minimal burrs | Rougher edges with more dross | Smooth, cold-cut edges | May leave burrs, scratches, or tool marks |
| Heat-Affected Zone | Small heat-affected zone when parameters are well controlled | Larger heat-affected zone | No heat-affected zone | Minimal heat, but mechanical stress may occur |
| Stainless Steel Surface Finish | Helps maintain a clean, bright surface | May cause discoloration and oxidation | Maintains surface finish well | Can scratch or deform the surface |
| Cutting Speed | Fast, especially for thin and medium stainless steel sheets | Fast on thicker stainless steel, but less precise | Slower than laser and plasma | Moderate, often slower for complex shapes |
| Thin Sheet Performance | Excellent for thin stainless steel | Can overheat or distort thin sheets | Good, but slower | Possible, but deformation may occur |
| Thick Plate Performance | Effective with higher laser power | Good for thick conductive stainless steel | Very good for thick stainless steel | Limited by tool force and machine capacity |
| Kerf Width | Narrow kerf, saving material | Wider kerf | Medium kerf | Usually wider than laser cutting |
| Material Waste | Low material waste due to narrow cuts | Higher waste than laser | Moderate waste from kerf and abrasive use | Higher waste from tool path and chips |
| Thermal Deformation | Low when cutting parameters are optimized | Higher risk of warping | No thermal deformation | Possible bending or stress from cutting force |
| Burr Formation | Minimal burrs | More burrs and slag | Minimal burrs | Burrs are common |
| Secondary Processing | Often little or no polishing/deburring needed | Often requires grinding or cleaning | Usually little secondary processing | Often requires deburring and edge finishing |
| Complex Shape Cutting | Excellent for holes, slots, logos, and fine contours | Good for basic shapes | Good for complex shapes, but slower | Limited for intricate patterns |
| Automation Capability | Highly suitable for CNC automation and batch production | Suitable for CNC cutting | Suitable for CNC cutting | Automation possible, but tool changes may be needed |
| Tool Wear | No physical cutting tool touches the stainless steel | Electrode and nozzle wear | Nozzle wear and abrasive consumption | Cutting tools wear quickly on stainless steel |
| Operating Cost | Efficient for precision and batch production | Lower equipment cost, but more finishing work | Higher cost due to abrasive, water, and pump maintenance | Tooling and labor costs can increase |
| Environmental Impact | Produces fumes that need extraction | Produces more smoke, fumes, and noise | Uses water and abrasive waste | Produces chips, noise, and coolant waste |
| Best Use Cases | Precision stainless steel parts, cabinets, kitchenware, medical parts, automotive parts | Heavy stainless steel plate cutting where edge quality is less critical | Heat-sensitive parts, very thick plates, mixed materials | Straight cuts, simple profiles, drilling, sawing, and low-volume work |
| Overall Advantage | Best balance of speed, accuracy, edge quality, and automation | Good for rough cutting thick conductive metals | Best when no heat damage is allowed | Good for simple, low-cost cutting tasks |
AccTek Laser integrates advanced laser technology into its cutting machines to deliver high precision, stable performance, and efficient cutting results. Their systems use reliable laser sources and optimized control systems, ensuring that operators achieve consistent cuts with minimal material waste. This innovation also helps in enhancing material quality while reducing the risk of thermal damage during the cutting process.
AccTek Laser offers a broad selection of laser cutting machines with different power levels and configurations to suit diverse application requirements. Customers can choose from compact, portable systems for small-scale operations to large industrial machines for high-volume cutting tasks. This makes it easy to find the right solution for cutting metal sheets, plastics, ceramics, and more, ensuring versatility for various industries.
AccTek Laser machines are built using top-quality components sourced from globally recognized suppliers. This includes durable laser sources, cutting-edge scanning systems, and reliable control electronics. By using premium parts, AccTek Laser enhances machine stability, extends service life, and ensures consistent performance under demanding operating conditions, ultimately reducing maintenance needs.
AccTek Laser provides flexible customization options to meet specific customer needs. Machine features like laser power, cutting speed, cooling systems, and automation integration can be tailored to suit different production environments and application requirements. This flexibility ensures that customers achieve optimal cutting performance, productivity, and cost-efficiency.
AccTek Laser offers comprehensive technical support throughout the entire purchase and operation process. Their experienced team assists with machine selection, installation, operation training, and troubleshooting. This level of support helps customers seamlessly adapt to laser cutting technology, ensuring smooth operations and quick issue resolution when necessary.
With years of experience serving customers globally, AccTek Laser provides dependable international service and support. They offer detailed documentation, remote assistance, and responsive after-sales service to help customers maintain their machines and minimize downtime. This ensures that customers can continue their operations with minimal disruptions, enhancing long-term productivity and customer satisfaction.
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The price of a stainless steel laser cutting machine varies significantly depending on factors such as specifications, power output, cutting bed size, brand, and additional features. Other considerations include market conditions, geographic location, and customization options.
For an accurate quote tailored to your needs, contact AccTek Laser, a trusted manufacturer of stainless steel laser cutting machines. We’ll provide detailed information on available models, features, pricing, and additional costs like shipping, installation, and training. Let us help you find the best solution for your specific requirements.
Laser cutting is a versatile and efficient process for cutting stainless steel across a range of thicknesses. The maximum thickness achievable depends on several factors, including laser power, lens focal length, cutting speed, and material properties.
To determine the exact cutting capacity for your needs, please consult AccTek Laser. We can advise on your specific requirements and help you select the right equipment.
Laser cutting typically does not result in significant hardening of stainless steel, but it can cause localized changes in the material’s properties within the heat-affected zone (HAZ) near the cut edge.
In most cases, the localized HAZ produced during laser cutting has minimal impact on the functionality of stainless steel. For critical applications, consulting with a materials expert or conducting tests can help assess and mitigate the effects of laser cutting on hardness.
Stainless steel laser cutting machines can cut a wide variety of stainless steel alloys. While the specific alloy composition does not usually restrict the cutting process, properties such as hardness, reflectivity, and thermal conductivity can influence the cutting efficiency and may require adjustments to cutting parameters. Common alloys that can be laser cut include austenitic grades like 304, 316, and 321; ferritic grades like 430 and 409; martensitic grades such as 410 and 420; duplex stainless steels such as 2205 and 2507; and precipitation-hardening grades like 17-4 PH.
Each alloy may exhibit different cutting characteristics, with factors such as material thickness, laser power, assist gas type, and cutting speed affecting the quality of the cut. Adjusting laser parameters to suit the specific alloy ensures clean cuts and optimal performance.
It is recommended to consult AccTek Laser to determine the machine settings that are best suited for your selected stainless steel alloy and application.
The choice of assist gas for laser cutting stainless steel depends on the specific requirements of the cutting process. The two most commonly used gases are oxygen (O2) and nitrogen (N2), each offering distinct advantages and characteristics:
Many modern laser-cutting machines offer the flexibility to switch between oxygen and nitrogen, allowing you to adjust the process based on specific needs. For the best results, consult your machine’s manufacturer for recommended parameters and conduct test cuts to fine-tune settings for your application.
Yes, laser cutting stainless steel can generate fumes and gases containing potentially harmful substances. While stainless steel itself is not highly toxic, the high-intensity laser beam vaporizes the material, releasing fumes that consist primarily of metal oxides and particulate matter. These emissions may also include trace amounts of alloying elements. Below are the main sources of fumes and gases produced during laser cutting:
Operators should adhere to safety guidelines and consult with both the machine manufacturer and relevant safety authorities to ensure compliance with workplace health standards. Proper safety measures, including ventilation, PPE, and material preparation, can help mitigate health risks and maintain a safe work environment.
Minimizing the heat-affected zone (HAZ) during laser cutting is essential to preserve the material’s properties and prevent issues like excessive hardness, deformation, or discoloration. Here are key measures to achieve this:
The effectiveness of these measures may depend on the specific stainless steel alloy, thickness, and capabilities of the laser cutting machine. For best results you will need to refer to the machine manufacturer’s guidelines and perform test cuts to determine the best parameters, then adjust the settings based on the application requirements to achieve a minimal HAZ and high-quality cut.
Yes, optimizing laser cutting parameters is essential to achieving superior cut quality, and efficiency, and minimizing the heat-affected zone (HAZ) when cutting stainless steel. While exact settings depend on the laser cutter, stainless steel grade, and material thickness, the following recommendations offer general guidance:
By carefully balancing these parameters and making adjustments as needed, you can achieve the best results for stainless steel laser cutting with minimal thermal impact and maximum precision.
4 reviews for Stainless Steel Laser Cutting Machine
Liam –
I’ve worked with several cutting machines before, and this one is among the more stable options. The servo motor responds quickly, and positioning is very accurate. Even during fast operations, it doesn’t lose alignment. The beam structure helps reduce unnecessary movement, which improves cutting consistency. I also like the way the system handles long jobs without slowing down. The interface is straightforward, and I didn’t need much time to get used to it. It’s been reliable for daily production tasks, and I haven’t encountered any major issues so far.
Olivia –
What stood out to me first was how stable the machine feels during operation. The heavy-duty bed keeps everything in place, even when running long shifts. I work mostly with steel sheets, and the cuts come out clean with very little need for finishing. The laser head tracks accurately, and I don’t have to constantly adjust settings. The system responds quickly, and movement feels smooth. It’s also quieter than I expected. I appreciate that it doesn’t overheat during extended use. So far, it’s been dependable, and I can trust it for daily work without worrying about unexpected issues.
Sophia –
From a design perspective, I care a lot about precision, and this machine delivers that well. The cuts are sharp and accurate, even on detailed patterns. I often work with thin metal sheets, and the results are clean without burn marks. The control system allows me to fine-tune settings easily, which helps when switching materials. It runs smoothly, and the movement feels controlled at all times. I also appreciate how consistent the results are between runs. It gives me confidence when preparing prototypes. Overall, it supports both creativity and efficiency in my work.
Daniel –
We brought this machine into our shop to improve efficiency, and it has done exactly that. The speed improvement is noticeable, especially when cutting complex shapes. The guide rail system keeps movement precise, and there’s no shaking even at higher speeds. Operators found the interface easy to understand, which reduced training time. The laser generator performs consistently, even after hours of use. I also like how stable the machine stays during continuous operation. It feels well-built and durable. We’ve been able to increase output without sacrificing quality, which is exactly what we needed.