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Fiber laser cutting machine MARCH 400for metalsheet metalfor industrial applications
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Characteristics
- Technology
- fiber laser
- Material
- for metal
- Product handled
- sheet metal
- Applications
- for industrial applications
- Workpiece loading
- automated loading/unloading
- Other characteristics
- automatic
Description
Discover the revolutionary MARCH 400, powered by LogiTower, is a cutting-edge solution designed to transform your Sheet Metal Handling process. Leveraging automation, this innovative system efficiently handles the loading of sheet metal directly from a stack or an automated tower storage system, seamlessly feeds it into CI's fiber lasers for cutting, and manages the unloading of finished components.
Configure the automation to meet the needs of your shop and your business needs.
This automation can grow as you grow your business. Moreover, the MARCH 400 Automation System boasts direct compatibility with our CLX and CL900 model Fiber lasers, providing a versatile solution to elevate your operational efficiency.
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