3D Fab Light Inc.
FabLight Tube & Sheet laser systems are designed to maximize performance and minimize cost for metal laser cutting. But we have not sacrificed quality for cost — they are industrial machines being used for full production, as well as for prototyping. They are priced to be within the budget of most fabrication shops, machine shops, and educational shops. With no installation required, no programming required, and very low operating costs, they can easily be run by anyone. They really are the only affordable metal laser cutters for tubes and sheets, fully made in the U.S.A.
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Small-format laser helps high-mix, low-volume shop augment, optimize services
Blaine Bolich built the foundation for his career at Stanford University, where he spent a decade in the largest machine shop on campus. After setting out on his own and building a reputation as a reliable machinist, he needed a small tube laser and found one that didn't need much floor space or even an industrial power circuit, relying on a common 120-V circuit to optimize fabricating and machining services at American Prototype & Production.
Compact laser alleviates tube fabricator's cutting, drilling woes
Why high-mix, low-volume kitchen equipment manufacturer Franke has substituted its manual processes for CNC laser cutting capability.
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3D FabLight fiber laser cutting machines process sheet, tube
3D FabLight's products are designed to meet the needs of many different metal fabricators. The company offers laser cutting machines for both sheet and tube, for cutting and engraving, from prototyping through production. The machines have an accuracy of +/- 0.002 in./ft. The IPG fiber laser has an...
Laser cutting update: Tube and pipe
Editor Eric Lundin takes a look at some of the product introductions that were made at the most recent tube and pipe expo in Germany and some of technological advancements taking place during this era of Industry 4.0.
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Technology Spotlight: “Democratized” fiber laser lowers ownership entry point
Fabricators that want to dip theirs toes in the laser cutting machine pool without investing $1 million or so to do so may find what they seek in a new, low-entry-price point fiber laser machine launched at FABTECH with a 40-inch by 74-in. footprint that cuts both sheet metal and tube, cuts on shop air, doesn't need a chiller, and plugs into your 110-watt wall outlet.