Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Technology
Bevel Cutting Capabilities
- Bevel Angles Up to 50°
- Weld-Ready Edges and Connections
- Complex Coping and Joint Preparation
- Reduced Grinding and Secondary Processing
// What It Is?
How Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Works
Fiber laser bevel cutting uses a tilting cutting head to create angled edges and complex contours directly on tubes, pipes, profiles, or sheet metal. By controlling the cutting angle throughout the programmed path, the system can prepare parts for welding and assembly during the initial cutting operation. This reduces the need for manual grinding, machining, and additional part handling.
Technical aspects:
Performance Advantages of Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting
Precision Beveling and Weld Preparation
A programmable bevel cutting head controls the cutting angle to create angled edges, copes, and joint profiles directly on tubes, pipes, and structural profiles.
Bevel angles up to 50 degrees improve part fit-up and produce consistent, weld-ready connections for complex fabricated assemblies.
Less Secondary Processing, Faster Fabrication
Bevel cutting combines profile cutting and edge preparation into one programmed operation, reducing manual grinding, machining, repositioning, and part handling.
Completing more work on the laser helps reduce labor, shorten production times, and move finished components into welding and assembly faster.
Beveling In Action
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