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LCF08A

8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)

Intelligent information auto focus laser cutting head for processing metal tubes and profiles with power ratings of up to 8kW

LCF08A1

8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)
  • 8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)
  • 8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)
  • 8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)
  • 8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)

    • Front laser interface/connector, figure 1 without mounting bracket , figure 2 with mounting bracket

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    LCF08A2

    8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)
  • 8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)
  • 8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)
  • 8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)
  • 8kW Fiber Laser Bevel Cutting Head (Single Pendulum Right Angle)

    • Rear laser interface/connector, figure 1 without mounting bracket, figure 2 with mounting bracket

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    These 8 kW right-angle, single-pendulum laser heads run on side-entry tube/profile cutting machines or robotic cells and cut carbon steel, stainless, and aluminum. A long-range capacitive follower holds standoff on round, square/rectangular tubes and structural shapes (angle, channel, H-beam); collision protection resets quickly after bumps, and reinforced signal lines issue timely alarms, so quality stays steady and service is quick with front access and a slide-out protective window. These heads are used to cut tube and profile components such as frames, guardrails, furniture tubing, and chassis sections.
    Specifications
    Type Auto Focus Fiber Laser Cutting Head
    Model LCF08A1/LCF08A2
    Interface Type QBH, G5
    Wavelength 1064±10nm
    Rated Power ≤8kW
    Focal Length 200mm/250mm
    Collimation Length 100mm
    Focusing Range -35mm~+30mm / -50mm~+50mm
    Centering Adjustment Range ±1.5mm
    Focusing Speed 400mm/s
    Repeated Positioning Accuracy of Focusing Axis 0.05mm
    A-axis Movement Range ±45°
    Rated Rotation Speed 30r/min
    Angular Acceleration 240rad/s²
    Positioning Accuracy 1arcmin
    Auxiliary Gas Pressure ≤3MPa
    Weight 9kg
    Application

    Used on tube and profile cutting systems for round, square/rectangular tube and structural sections such as angle, channel, and H-beam. The materials that can be processed with the single pendulum right angle fiber laser cutting heads include carbon steel and stainless steel, with stable performance within the 8 kW range.

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    Features
    Extended reach for complex profiles
    Extended reach for complex profiles

    500 mm bevel cutting capability ensures smooth processing of large structural profiles

    Collision protection for reliable operation
    Collision protection for reliable operation

    Built-in laser nozzle sensor for non-destructive collision protection, allowing rapid recovery and uninterrupted production

    Stable and consistent cutting quality
    Stable and consistent cutting quality

    Equipped with an integrated capacitance amplifier for fast response and low interference, ensuring precise and stable cutting performance

    Smart Air Pressure Monitoring
    Smart Air Pressure Monitoring

    Provides early warnings for leakage or low pressure of air, ensuring continuous processing and preventing downtime

    EtherCAT local communication
    EtherCAT local communication

    Seamless connection with CNC systems for synchronized control and integrated machine performance
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    Automatic laser cutting heads are designed to handle reflective-metal jobs and improve productivity at the same power level. Some of the advantages of these laser scanner cutting heads, include:

    • Stable on reflective metals: Handles brass, copper, silver, polished stainless, and other high-reflectivity alloys by improving energy coupling and controlling back-reflection.
    • Higher precision: Beam scanning enables micron-level accuracy (with proper setup), ideal for fine features.
    • Much faster motion: The galvo scanner moves the beam, not the head, so the spot travels much faster than on a gantry machine. Using the same wattage, you often see multiple times the cutting speed and throughput.
    • Greater thickness capacity at the same wattage: Compared with a standard head of the same power, supports thicker material on reflective cutting processes.
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    Follow these steps to mount, align, and verify before production:

    • Mount securely. Place the head at the designated location and fasten it with the correct hardware. Make sure the interface is rigid and free of play to prevent vibration or shift during operation.
    • Align and connect. Use alignment tools (or an alignment laser) to set the optical axis and standoff. Check all connections: fiber, assist-gas, air, sensor/IO cables, and water-cooling. Confirm there are no leaks or loose fittings.
    • Power-up and calibrate. Start the cutting machine and run the initial tests and calibration (focus, height-follower, scan field if applicable). Make any fine adjustments needed so the head cuts accurately and repeatably before loading production parts.