At booths D06 and F06 Amada will be exhibiting its Ensis series of laser cutting machines, featuring the firm's AJ fibre laser engine with innovative beam control technology. Using just 2kW or 3kW of power, the machine is able to process thin to thick materials with a single lens.
Due to higher power requirements increasing in demand, a 6kW and 9kW variant has also been added to the Ensis series.
Amada is making its new Clean Fast Cut (CFC) technology available as standard on its 6-9kW fibre laser cutting machines
Recol Engineering, a subcontract supplier of complete metal-based manufacturing solutions, will become Europe’s first user of the AMADA ACIES-2515TAJ 4kW CNC fibre-laser profiling centre
Amada has released two advanced technologies to increase the quality of fibre laser cutting: Silky Cut Fibre and Gas Mixer
When a UK laser profiling and fabrication subcontractor wanted to enhance its CAD/CAM capabilities for press-braking operations, the company turned to Amada UK
Greg Blackman explores advances being made in fibre lasers, now the dominant technology for material processing
Amada UK has been crowned ‘Large Employer of the Year 2017’ at the prestigious Worcestershire Apprenticeships Awards
Amada has launched the Ensis-3015 AJ fibre laser CNC cutting machine featuring a 3kW source
Information technologies like cloud computing and Internet of Things are bringing about big changes in manufacturing. Gemma Church looks at where laser systems will fit into these smart factories
AMADA’s latest line-up of LCG-AJ flatbed laser cutting machines are equipped with AMADA developed 2, 3, 4, 6 and 9 kW fibre laser oscillators
Matthew Dale explores some of the latest technology for manipulating and measuring the beam, including a multi-spot optical module for laser brazing and a contactless beam analysis device
Moving to very high power lasers for welding metals, like aluminium in car production, has some big benefits, as Greg Blackman finds out