Laser cutting machine Baykal BLS fiber series is a high-performance machine designed for precise, fast, and cost-effective sheet metal processing. Equipped with a fiber laser source, this machine ensures excellent cutting quality across a wide range of materials — from structural steel and stainless steel to aluminum and non-ferrous metals.
The machine features a rigid and stable gantry-type construction, which ensures long-term positioning accuracy even under intensive workloads. High-quality linear drives and dynamic X, Y, and Z axis guidance systems provide smooth motion and short cycle times.
Available working areas: 4000×2000, 6000×2000, and custom dimensions upon request Available laser power options: 3 kW, 4 kW, 6 kW, 10 kW, 12 kW, and 15 kW
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possibility to adapt the machine to process large-size sheets, X up to 18 000 mm=
The maximum thickness of the cut material depends on the power of the resonator:
Thickness range and quality of the cut depends on the quality of the input material and the specific shape of the part to be cut. Greatest efficiency is achieved when cutting thin materials in the 0.5-5 mm range.
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Laser cutting machines are used across many industries, primarily for producing components for the aerospace, automotive, and consumer electronics sectors. When investing in an industrial laser cutter, it is essential to consider several key factors. These machines incorporate diverse technologies with varying applications, and the choice of technology has a real impact on the production process. A metal laser cutter enhances production capacity, precision, and above all, operational efficiency. Over time, newer models have been equipped with advanced technologies, accessories, and functions that not only accelerate production but also support high levels of automation.
The ability to cut complex shapes and patterns with precision makes laser cutters ideal for manufacturing high-precision components such as machine parts, jewelry, or decorative elements. Their flexibility also makes them scalable—suitable for both small workshops and large-scale production facilities.
What Can Laser Cutters Cut?
Laser cutters are designed for cutting flat sheet metal made from materials such as: – Titanium, – Stainless steel, – Mild steel, – Aluminum, – Copper, – Bronze.
Before selecting a machine, it’s important to determine its intended purpose. Consider the type of cutting required, as well as the thickness and type of material to be cut. These factors influence the choice of laser power and necessary accessories. The market offers a wide variety of laser cutters, so clearly defining your production needs is crucial. The most advanced machines feature high levels of automation—ideal for large-scale operations. Each laser cutting machine in our offering represents a long-term investment, built from high-quality materials with attention to detail, ensuring a rapid return on investment.
CO2 and Fiber Laser Cutters
CO2 laser cutting machines have been used in metalworking for many years and were especially popular over the past two decades. In CO2 cutters, the laser beam is directed through a system of mirrors, and cutting precision depends on the accurate guidance of this beam. Today, this technology is mainly used for cutting thick stainless steel sheets. However, fiber laser machines are increasingly replacing CO2 systems.
Fiber laser models do not require complex optical systems, as the light beam is transmitted through fiber optics, resulting in improved cutting quality and lower operating costs. Choosing the right laser cutter requires a thorough understanding of production needs and the preferred cutting technology. Our selection includes both CO2 and modern fiber laser cutters. Produced by top manufacturers like Mitsubishi and Baykal, these machines are adapted to current market demands. They feature intuitive, precise controls that enhance operator comfort. The fiber lasers used ensure efficient operation and reduced production times, directly increasing company profits.
Modern Technology and Energy Efficiency
Modern laser cutters used for surface processing deliver high quality and precision. Advanced metal cutting lasers offer fast operation with minimal energy loss. Look for machines with an Eco Mode function, which can reduce standby energy consumption by up to 99%. It is crucial to tailor the machine to the specific needs of your facility or production line. This is why it makes sense to invest in machines built on fiber laser technology, with advanced touchscreen controls and fast startup systems. A well-chosen laser cutter streamlines task execution and ensures trouble-free processing of various metals.
We encourage you to explore the technical specifications of the laser cutters we offer. If you have any questions, contact our representative—we’ll be happy to assist and advise on choosing the right machine.
Fiber Laser Technology in Laser Cutting Machines
When it comes to precision and efficiency, fiber laser cutters top the list. Their main advantage lies in the ability to generate a concentrated light beam, allowing for ultra-precise cuts, regardless of shape or pattern complexity.
Fiber laser technology is also synonymous with versatility. These machines can work with a variety of materials, earning widespread recognition across industrial sectors. The technology enhances work efficiency, enables fast and accurate cutting, and minimizes material waste. With its innovative approach, fiber laser technology also improves the overall quality, accuracy, and precision of results—far beyond the capabilities of traditional cutting methods. Investing in a fiber laser cutter is a smart move that brings tangible benefits to your business.
Adapting Laser Cutters to Production Needs
Adapting laser cutting machines to production requirements is essential for improving manufacturing efficiency and product quality. In today’s competitive market, investing in precise and flexible technologies is crucial. Laser cutters offer exceptional precision in various industries, from automotive to electronics.
The first step is defining production requirements. Knowing the types of materials, their thickness, and the expected cutting speed helps determine the appropriate type of laser. CO2 lasers are ideal for plastics, wood, and glass, while fiber lasers perform better on metals.
Next comes configuring cutting parameters such as laser power, cutting speed, and focal point. Modern control systems allow for precise adjustments, ensuring optimal cutting results across different materials. Regular maintenance and calibration are also important for uninterrupted production and machine longevity. Automation systems for loading and unloading can further enhance efficiency and reduce the need for operator involvement.
Choosing a Laser Cutter – Key Considerations
Choosing the right laser cutter is a crucial decision for any company looking to boost efficiency and product quality. With numerous models available, it’s important to make an informed choice tailored to the company’s specific needs. The first and most essential step is to define the types of materials being processed. Depending on whether you’re working with metals, plastics, wood, or glass, different types of lasers will be suitable.
Laser power is another key factor—it directly impacts cutting speed and quality. Higher power enables faster cutting of thicker materials but also comes with higher purchase and operating costs. Therefore, it’s important to balance expectations with actual needs. The working area size must match the maximum dimensions of the materials being processed. A workspace that’s too small will limit production capacity, while one that’s too large may be inefficient. Also, consider cutting accuracy and repeatability, which are vital for the quality of the final product. High precision and repeatability ensure every piece is identical, which is especially important in mass production.
