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CNC Fiber Laser Cutting System (3 kW)
Manufacturer: Microstep
Type: FIBERLAS MSF 4001.20BL
Year of Manufacture: 2015
With Drilling Unit + Tool Changer
Complete System Comprising:
- Cutting Machine,
- IPG Fiber Laser Source,
- HIGHYAG Cutting Head, and
- KEMPER Extraction System.
Laser
IPG Ytterbium Laser System YLS-3000-CUT-Y14
Nominal power: 3.000 W (3 kW)
Operating mode: CW / modulated
Power consumption: approx. 9 kW max. (8.3 kW typ.) at 3.000 W
Cooling: IPG Air-Water Chiller
Operating hours: approx. 26.819 h
Dimensions:
W/D/H: 1.004 x 804 x 556 mm
Cutting Head
II-VI HIGHYAG BIMO-FSC
Permissible Laser Power: up to 4 kW
Focal length f: 150 mm (focusing module 1.5)
Focus diameter: approx. 300 µm with 200 µm optical fiber
Weight: approx. 6.2 kg
Extraction system KEMPER SYSTEM 8000
Extraction capacity: 5.000 m³/h
Filter area: 50 m²
Filter: KEMPER KemTex ePTFE Membrane Filter
Certification: IFA-certified, Welding Fume Class W3 (high-alloy Steels)
Available from 10/2026
Reference no.: C2177
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