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Cost Effective Entry Level Laser Cutting

The 2.5 kW Mitsubishi Laser eX-S from MC Machinery Systems is a more accessible version of the existing 2D eX machine that can add automation to maximize output and optimize the cutting process.

Posted: May 5, 2014

The eX-S improves gas change time to only about 10 minutes from startup, uses a helical rack and pinion to reduce noise and a built-in jet pierce to aggressively pierce mild steel, and has a new Mitsubishi control with faster graphical interface and expanded programming options, plus and ECO mode for increased cost savings. 

Mitsubishi Laser / MC Machinery Systems, Inc. (Wood Dale, IL) offers its latest laser innovation in its model eX-S that is designed to augment the eX line as a more accessible, entry-level version of the existing 2D eX machine, which has been the most productive and efficient 2D laser machine yet.

The eX-S features a 2,700 Watt resonator. This lower wattage will deftly cut steel thicknesses up to and over 0.75 in, but considering the cost savings involved with a smaller resonator, operators may be able to add valuable automation to maximize output and optimize the cutting process. For instance, they purchase an eX-S with this automation for roughly the same cost as a traditional 6,000 Watt eX standalone.

Replacing former LVP series, eX is the fifth generation in a line of powerful 2D Mitsubishi Lasers. These machines delivers low running costs and eco-friendly features for power and gas consumption, and stable operation for greater productivity.

A demonstration of the Mitsubishi eX-S Laser.

“The new lower wattage model eX lowers the price point enough to bring the line of product offerings into new, entry level markets,” says Bill Isaac, the vice president of Mitsubishi Laser. “Between the two machines, the eX line is now comprehensive in terms of operator needs and capabilities.”

Unique features of the eX-S model include an improved gas change time of 60 percent over previous models (only about 10 minutes from startup), helical rack and pinion to reduce noise, built in jet pierce with the ability to aggressively pierce mild steel, a new Mitsubishi control with faster graphical interface and expanded programming options, plus and ECO mode for increased cost savings.

Mitsubishi’s superior products are backed by industry-leading service and support.

MC Machinery Systems, Inc., 1500 Michael Drive, Wood Dale, IL 60191, 630-616-5920, www.mcmachinery.com.

 

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