Tube laser cutting collapses what used to be a multi-station workflow — saw, drill, deburr, mitre — into a single setup. For frames, railings, structural sub-assemblies, and any tube-based part with more than two features, the cost-and-time math typically lands in tube laser’s favor by a wide margin.
Capability envelope
- Round tube OD range
- 12 – 220mm
- Square/rect section
- up to 200 × 200mm
- Max wall thickness
- 12mm
- Max length
- 6.2m
- Axes
- 5
- Position tolerance
- ±0.1mm
- Length tolerance
- ±0.2mm
What single-setup buys you
When the laser cuts every hole, slot, miter, and orientation mark in one pass, three downstream things change:
- Setup amortization disappears. A drilled-and-sawed tube part has 4–8 separate operation setups; the laser has one.
- Tolerance stacks reduce. Every hand-off introduces error. Laser-cut tubes hold position tolerance from feature to feature at ±0.1 mm or better, regardless of how complex the part is.
- Weld prep is built in. Saddle joints, bevels, and bevel-with-root-face arrive at the welder ready to clamp and run.
For frame assemblies bound for our sheet metal welding and finishing cells, this means a tube → weld → finish workflow with zero secondary machining.
