FIBER LASER MACHINERY
Fiber Laser Cutting Machines
Explore sheet, tube, and combination fiber lasers—with SEPCO guidance to find the right fit.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
What Does Your Work Begin With?
Choose a material format to explore the machines behind it.
Sheet & Plate
Flat material. A range of working formats.
Compare open and enclosed machines, single tables and exchange-table layouts.
Explore Sheet & Plate
Tube & Pipe
Profiles, lengths, and handling.
Explore dedicated tube platforms around your stock dimensions and chuck requirements.
Explore Tube & Pipe
Combination
Sheet and tube on one platform.
Review sheet cutting with a rotary attachment, and discuss whether a combined solution fits your work.
Explore CombinationTWO PLATFORM SERIES
A Platform That Fits Your Work
Professional and Industrial describe different platforms. Your application determines the right fit.
Compact. Application-focused.
Sheet and tube platforms for specific working formats and handling needs.
- Compact enclosed sheet machines
- Open single-table sheet machines
- Small-profile tube platforms
More formats. More arrangements.
Larger-capacity platforms with a wider choice of table and chuck layouts.
- Single, exchange-table, and gantry layouts
- Multiple tube chuck arrangements
- Combination sheet and tube platforms
Your Application
Start with what you make. Share your materials, thicknesses, part drawings, and production goals so we can help narrow your options.
Your Shop
Make room for the right setup. We’ll discuss floor space, utilities, and material handling to help you prepare for installation.
Your Support
Plan beyond delivery. Talk with us about installation, operator training, and ongoing service for your equipment and team.
Questions Before You Choose
Which category should I consider?
Start with the shape of your stock: sheet and plate, tube and pipe, or both. A combination platform may be worth reviewing when your work spans both formats, but handling and production requirements still matter.
How much laser power do I need?
Power selection depends on your material, thickness, finish requirements, and production goals. Share those details with us so we can review an appropriate configuration rather than choosing by power alone.
Does Industrial always mean a better fit?
No. The series distinguishes platforms. A Professional machine may suit your application, while a larger or differently arranged Industrial platform may address other capacity and handling needs.
LET’S FIND YOUR FIT
Not Sure Where to Start?
Tell us what you make, the materials you work with, and where your current process needs improvement. We’ll help you narrow down the equipment and configuration.