Tube Processing
Limitless applications
The application of processed tubes and profiles is manifold. Whether in the automotive industry, furniture design, architecture, petrochemical industry or commercial vehicle construction. In many industries, the laser-assisted processing of tubes and profiles offers an almost unlimited manufacturing spectrum for components and unique design possibilities.
With diameters ranging from 10 to 324 millimeters and pipe and profile lengths up to 12.5 meters, our system solutions offer the largest available selection for the flexible production of small and large series.
CO₂ and fiber laser technology
The right cutting technology for every requirement. Depending on the materials that are to be processed and the desired cutting quality and level of productivity, users have the choice between CO2 laser cutting systems and fiber laser cutting systems.
Fiber lasers achieve high cutting speeds in thin material thicknesses. Additionally they boast low power consumption while requiring little maintenance. The special properties of this laser cutting technology enable applications in steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous metals, such as copper and brass.
CO2 lasers are characterized by their high cutting quality. Their primary area of application lies in the medium to high range of material thicknesses. The cutting edges achieved with the laser beam excel through burr-free cutting and low scoring. This means that the cut parts can be processed further without reworking.
2D and 3D processing
The ability to choose between 2D and 3D laser cutting technology opens up the possibility of individually customized and precise cutting of parts in a very wide variety: tubes with round, square, and rectangular shapes as well as profiles with diverse open cross-sections (for example H, L, T, and U cross-sections). In addition to straight cutting edges, the 3D technology also enables bevel cuts up to 45 degrees. This versatility eliminates the need for costly milling, drilling, punching, or sawing processes.