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For fabricators, adding tube laser processing capabilities represents an opportunity to create separation from your competition and expand into industries you may not have had access to before.

At the center of this process chain is the capacity of the laser cutting machine to process orders and its effect on both upstream and downstream processes.

Fiber lasers consume up to three times less energy than CO2 and are capable of up to five times faster speeds depending on power and material thickness.

In the realm of laser cutting systems, the quest for efficiency is often hampered by bottlenecks in material handling processes.

One way to increase efficiency in laser cutting systems is to eliminate bottlenecks by incorporating material handling automation.

Advancements in Fiber laser cutting technology continue at an incredible pace and the benefits are quickly being realized by fabricators.

As laser cutting technology has evolved over the years, so too have the machine and control technologies associated with automating laser cutting machine operations.