Fiber laser cutting line HF·TU series
for metalsheet metalcoil

Fiber laser cutting line - HF·TU series - HYMSON LASER - for metal / sheet metal / coil
Fiber laser cutting line - HF·TU series - HYMSON LASER - for metal / sheet metal / coil
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Characteristics

Technology
fiber laser
Material
for metal
Product handled
sheet metal, coil
Control type
CNC, with control software
Associated function
unwinding
Applications
for industrial applications
Workpiece loading
automated loading/unloading
Other characteristics
automatic, with automatic feeder
Load capacity

15 t
(16.5 us ton)

Description

Overview
This HF-TU Series uncoiling feeding fiber laser cutting production line integrates automatic coil loading, uncoiling, flattening, six-roll feeding and laser cutting to enable continuous, automated processing of metal coils for panel production and high-volume parts.

Production line composition
  • Loading machine
  • 15T uncoiling unit (pressure arm, hydraulic loading cart, hydraulic corbel)
  • Snubber/dancer
  • Precision six-roll skin-pass mill for feeding and leveling
  • Main fiber laser cutting machine
  • Unloading unit
  • Electrical control and safety system

Process
  • Automatic loading → 15T uncoiling → snubber → six-roll skin-pass feeding → CNC laser cutting → unloading

Machine structure and design
The bed uses Hymson’s multi-keel tenon & mortise welded structure and is stress-relieved by high-temperature treatment to ensure long-term geometric stability and precision. The patented aluminum draw-beam provides low weight with high tensile rigidity; finite element analysis reports maximum deformation under 1.5G of 0.01317 mm. An intelligent central partition provides targeted extraction to reduce dust diffusion in the cutting area.

CNC numerical control system
The line is equipped with the FSCUT CNC system based on EtherCAT bus technology, integrating motion control, laser control and cutting gas control. Key functions: graphic processing, parameter setting, customizable cutting process editing, nesting/layout, path planning, simulation and cutting process control. The system supports integration with automatic loading/unloading lines and FMS for automated production.

Key automated features and benefits
  • Targeted intelligent dust exhaust for reduced airborne contamination
  • Intelligent gas control reducing cutting gas consumption up to 50%
  • Auto-focusing for fast, accurate focus adjustment
  • Full-automatic lubrication of gears and racks to reduce routine maintenance
  • Global installation, commissioning and training provided by factory-trained engineers

Technical specifications / features
  • Model: HF-TU Series uncoiling feeding fiber laser cutting production line
  • Uncoiling capacity: 15T (incl. pressure arm, hydraulic loading cart, hydraulic corbel)
  • Feeding: six-roll skin-pass mill for precision leveling and feeding
  • Bed: multi-keel tenon & mortise welded structure with high-temperature stress relief
  • Beam: patented aluminum draw-beam, max deformation at 1.5G = 0.01317 mm (FEA)
  • CNC system: FSCUT (EtherCAT) — graphics, parameter setting, process editing, nesting, path planning, simulation
  • Automation: supports automatic loading/unloading lines and FMS integration
  • Efficiency systems: intelligent gas control (up to 50% saving), auto-focus, intelligent dust exhaust, full-auto lubrication

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