Sheet and tube on one machine
Select the configuration around the balance of sheet and tube jobs, not table size alone. Allow for setup changes when material format changes.


Reference photo from SLT materials. Its match to the model still needs confirmation.
Sheet & Tube Fiber Laser
A fiber laser system combining sheet and tube cutting. It supports mixed fabrication requirements, with workholding and setup adjusted when moving between material formats.
Description under review by SLT.
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MACHINE DESCRIPTION
One system for sheet and tube work. The sheet table and tube workholding unit provide two processing routes for fabrication jobs requiring both panels and frame components.
Select the configuration around the balance of sheet and tube jobs, not table size alone. Allow for setup changes when material format changes.
Chuck diameter is different from the supported tube-size range. Confirm profile shape, stock length and support requirements for the chosen model.
MACHINE PHOTOS & DETAILS
Photographs from SLT machine documents, grouped by the machine type and components shown.

Cutting-head example from SLT materials; final selection depends on laser power and application.

Cooling unit shown in the SLT laser configuration.

Extraction at the work area; ventilation capacity needs to match the cutting process.

Guide and drive components illustrated in the document.

Lubrication unit for machine components requiring periodic lubricant supply.
Component photographs illustrate the configurations in SLT materials. The quotation for your chosen model should specify component brands, controller type and included equipment.
MACHINE PARAMETERS
The data below comes from SLT materials. Compare it with the example model, material basis and configuration notes in mind.
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| Option | Working area (mm) |
|---|---|
| 1 | 3000 × 1500 |
| 2 | 4000 × 2000 |
| 3 | 6000 × 2000 |
SLT product materials received 14 September 2026.
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