Fiber Laser Cutter Power Options

Laser power is the single biggest factor in what a fiber cutter can do: it sets the thickest material you can cut in one pass and how fast you cut it. This guide compares the power tiers we offer, factory-direct, and the capacity each one delivers.

Cutting Capacity by Power

Laser cutter power options

Maximum single-pass cutting capacity by laser power and material:

Laser powerCarbon steelStainless steel
1000–2000 Wavailable on requestavailable on request
3000 Wup to 18 mmup to 10 mm
6000 Wup to 27 mmup to 18 mm
30 kWup to 55 mmup to 45 mm

Maximum single-pass, material-dependent; continuous-duty figures and intermediate power tiers (e.g. 12 kW / 20 kW) available on request. Across the range: traverse speeds up to 60–70 m/min, positioning accuracy ±0.03 mm/m, repeatability ±0.02 mm/m, kerf around 0.08–0.1 mm, power supply 380 V / 50–60 Hz.

How to Choose Your Power

Pick power by your thickest material and required throughput:

  • Entry power (1–3 kW) — thin-to-medium sheet, signage, light fabrication and fine work. See entry-power fiber cutters.
  • Mid power (6 kW) — covers most general fabrication, including thicker carbon and stainless.
  • High power (up to 30 kW) — thick plate and high-speed production. See high-power fiber cutters.

Working Areas & Configurations

Formats run from compact 600 × 600 mm and 1300 × 900 mm beds up to 3.0 × 1.5 m, 4.0 × 2.0 m and 6.0 × 2.0 m, with exchange tables and full enclosures on the larger machines. Core components include a Maxphotonics fiber source, a Raytools auto-focus head and CNC, Hiwin linear guides, a rack-and-pinion drive, servo motors and a Hanli / S&A chiller.

CE & Compliance

Machines are CE-marked; CE, FDA and SGS documentation is available on request. Destination requirements (SASO/SABER, GCC, UKCA) are handled per market.

Where Power Fits Your Application

For full sheet work see sheet metal laser cutting; for other metals see metal laser cutting; for the fiber technology overview see fiber laser cutting machines.

Request a Quote · Compare High-Power & Entry-Power

Higher wattage isn’t always better — beyond your material’s needs it just adds cost and cooling load. Pick the power band that covers your thickest common job with a sensible margin.

Wang Jiachao — Senior Laser Equipment Engineer, Technical Department Manager · 16 years experience

1-year warranty; installation, training & after-sales support available.

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