Laser-Cutting Machine Configured to Handle High G Forces
November 1, 2007Comments
Mitsubishi Laser, Wood Dale, IL, introduces its NX series of laser-cutting machines, designed for speed, with resonators available in 4000 and 6000 W.
The Mitsubishi 700-series control achieves extreme accuracy and the ability to produce complex parts. The unit is controlled on a 64-bit, PC-based control with 15-in. touchscreen display, with improved graphics and NC design to simplify operation.
Mitsubishi’s patented three-axis cross-flow resonator design reportedly delivers the highest cutting power per watt available.
The new structural configuration of the NX allows for forces of 4 Gs or more, providing high speed while keeping the highest possible accuracy, according to company officials. A new height sensor operates at twice the speed of sensors on previous machines.
